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"A science fiction story is a story built around human beings, with a human problem and a human solution, which would not have happened at all without its scientific content."
- Theodore Sturgeon
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| Flexible Wall Sheet Display | ||
| A large clear sheet that displays information. |
This seems to be the basic idea for a very large OLED or other clear plastic display.
| Against one wall a wide sheet of clear material suddenly flared with light and swirling colour. It steadied and a woman stared from the screen. A woman with long dark hair and eyes that were like twin pools of midnight beneath her heavy brows. She wore a dress of some shining black material and her full lips were red against the whiteness of her skin. Curt stared at her, savouring her remarkable beauty, and was barely conscious of the hush which settled over the restaurant.
"An important announcement from the Matriarch ... That is all." Her image shifted and dissolved in a writhing mass of colour... |
| Technovelgy from The Mechanical Monarch,
by E.C. Tubb. Published by Ace Books in 1958 Additional resources -
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This is an extra-large size version of the flexible displays like that of the Philips Readius E-Reader (you can see a brief Philips Readius rollable display video as well).
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- Waveface Flexible OLED Tablets
- Large Flexible Plastic Sheet Displays
- Samsung Flexible 3D AMOLED Display
- ASU Full-Color Flexible Display World's Largest?
- Roll-Up Flexible Displays May Use Source Gated Transistor Sheets
- LG Display's 18 Inch Flexible OLED Panel Is Awesomely Cool
- World's First Full-Colour, Flexible Thin-Film Reflective Display
- Super-Thin Smart Glazing Displays
- LG's Rollable Newspaper Display
- LG's Rollable Display Video Is Amazing
- TCL CSOT 17-Inch Printed OLED Scrolling Display
| Transparent MicroLED Screen From Samsung |
| Augmented Reality Book Covers Reveal The Inner Book |
| TCL CSOT 17-Inch Printed OLED Scrolling Display |
| Looking Glass Display Good Enough For Science Fiction, Fantasy |
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