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Reel to Real: Prospects for Flexible Displays

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Although it is tempting to begin with a standard opening statement like “Flexible displays have been generating much recent interest,” the fact is that flexible displays have fascinated people for about 50 years and have been discussed seriously for at least 20 years. The difference now is that display and backplane technology have evolved to the point where reasonably attractive-looking demonstrations of flexible screens are possible.

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  1. Director of Technology and Strategic Research, iSuppli/Stanford Resources, USA

    Kimberly Allen

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Allen, K. Reel to Real: Prospects for Flexible Displays. MRS Online Proceedings Library 814, 157–159 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-814-I1.1

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