Corning unveiled a new flexible glass — called “Willow Glass” — at the Society for Information Display’s Boston Display Week on Monday. It’s about as thick and flexible as a piece of paper, while having the strength, durability and other qualities of existing glass. Willow Glass can be made as thin as 0.05mm, which is far thinner than the current 0.2mm or 0.5mm display glass. Because of its thinness and bendability, Willow Glass could very well revolutionize the form and shape of smartphones, TVs, tablets, and other consumer electronic devices.
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Corning's Willow Glass Moves Ahead of the Curve
Posted by: Vivian Wagner June 5, 2012 03:22 PMCorning unveiled a new flexible glass — called “Willow Glass” — at the Society for Information Display’s Boston Display Week on Monday. It’s about as thick and flexible as a piece of paper, while having the strength, durability and other qualities of existing glass. Willow Glass can be made as thin as 0.05mm, which is far thinner than the current 0.2mm or 0.5mm display glass. Because of its thinness and bendability, Willow Glass could very well revolutionize the form and shape of smartphones, TVs, tablets, and other consumer electronic devices.
watch "red planet" with val kilmer.
the mission crash-lands on mars.
while trekking the martian lanscape,
val pulls out a see-thru flexible map that when
held up to the horizon displays their relative
positions on the screen.
then there is aime or amie(the robotic soldier)