Taiwan brings foldable touch-screens closer to reality

Published: 13 June 2011 y., Monday

The era of foldable touch screens is rapidly approaching, with scientists in Taiwan leading the charge to develop computer and cell phone screens that can folded away or rolled up for storage. Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute has already developed an award-winning flexible display screen that will soon be ready for consumers.

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