HP Develops Low Cost Flexible Display

HP Develops Low Cost Flexible Display

Hewlett-Packard on Monday announced the development of a flexible electronic display prototype. Developed alongside Arizona Stat's Flexible Display Center (FDC), the new screen is "paper-like" and made of mostly plastic.


The "unbreakable" display will use 90 percent few materials by volume than traditional displays, according to HP. It also gets extra green points for consuming less power than standard displays.

"The display HP has created with the FDC proves the technology and demonstrates the remarkable innovation we're bringing to the rapidly growing display market," said Carl Taussig, HP's director of information surfaces.