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I wonder how many times you can fold the display before it makes a crease or splits in 2. Hasn't that been a long-standing problem with flexible displays? You c
by jolmg 8y ago
I wonder how many times you can fold the display before it makes a crease or splits in 2. Hasn't that been a long-standing problem with flexible displays? You can bend them but you can't fold them? I imagine that like paper, you can only fold it so many times before the same thing happens.
- colordrops 8y agoIt seems to me that the fold is more of a tight bend rather than a crease, with the hinge width keeping it from fully folding. I'm still skeptical of the screen surviving long-term wear too, but I'd imagine they've tested this with countless repetitions with some robot.
- agumonkey 8y agoFhat's everybody's question but given the material spec, they probably made it so no internal pressure buildup is done when folded. You can roll paper forever if you stay in the constraints