Flexible, foldable, wearable computer platforms

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South Korean scientists have developed innovative flexible memory technology that eliminates cell-to-cell interference, enabling the creation of bendable computer platforms for devices such as e-books and smartphones. This breakthrough resolves previous challenges, paving the way for ultra-thin, lightweight computers that can be rolled, folded, or integrated into clothing. The advancements in flexible OLED displays further support this evolution in display technology, indicating a significant leap towards wearable computing solutions.

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Dec. 20 - South Korean scientists say they have developed flexible memory technology that could support bendable computer platforms for e-books and cell phones. Previous attempts have been hampered by cell-to-cell interference, but now researchers say the problem has been resolved leaving no further obstacle for new generation of ultra-thin, lightweight computers than can be rolled up, folded or even integrated with clothing. Andrew Schmertz reports.

The big stumbling block has been electrical interference on memory chips, and a claimed solution has been found, paving the way for flexible computers, and display technology.

Not too far in the future this may be possible: watch the youtube video:



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