Touch phones where you touch the back of the screen, makes it very easy to hit the exact spot you want, even with sausage fingers.
Wearable 3d goggles, so that you are not completely cut off from the outside world. This leads to spy style glasses although but pretty obvious when in use
is always demoed attached to its controlled opening/closing machinery. Presumably they haven't found a way yet to make the hinge strong enough to deal with even gentle demo by hand. That has to be one of the bigger challenges of that tech, so it will be interesting to see the form factor of the first products using it - could be more chunky than you would want.
Cool though - and so is the see-through screen not requiring a backlight - neat.
Bah humbug.... change your employer, or get an iPhone/G1/Symbian/WinMobile phone with a data contract and youtube app, then you can get it at youtube direct...... some of the geeks on here love to see this crap - just cos you can't doesn't mean we shouldn't, we can't all spend hours imagining how these things look reading 10 pages of "real journalism'", busy lives coding and drinking coffee don't you know! :)
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Samsung boffins demo transparent OLED screen
Mr Floppy
HUD for the car #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 09:54 GMT
If that bird comes on and starts doing those exercises on the HUD, that will be quite a distraction not matter how transparent the screen is.
Steven Pemberton
You already covered the folding screen in November #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 09:54 GMT
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/11/24/folding_oled_samsung_phone/
Andrew
OLED. The future of everything that displays something! #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 09:54 GMT
That it pretty damn smart stuff. Sci-fi fiction coming true slowly.
Robert Grant
Your heard it here first! #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 09:54 GMT
Wait til they start stacking them to make 3d displays. That could be cool.
Anonymous Coward
(untitled) #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 09:54 GMT
So, does journalism just consist of posting videos these days ?
My employer has obviously blocked the videos, so bang goes a whole bunch of "articles" here at the Reg then.
Joe
The see-through screen... #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 12:11 GMT
...has an interesting choice of video on it!
Perhaps they could be used as a sex aid, fitted as the lenses of glasses?
Anonymous John
Transparent OLED screen? #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 12:11 GMT
I've already got several. They're called windows.
James
Cool #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 12:11 GMT
Two apps spring to mind,
Touch phones where you touch the back of the screen, makes it very easy to hit the exact spot you want, even with sausage fingers.
Wearable 3d goggles, so that you are not completely cut off from the outside world. This leads to spy style glasses although but pretty obvious when in use
Scott
'Seamless display' #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 12:11 GMT
Yup, totally seamless. Except for the very obvious dark seam in the middle of the display.
Ok, so I know it's probably going to be needed - but don't advertise it as seamless when it obviously isn't.
Duncan Hothersall
That folding screen #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 12:11 GMT
is always demoed attached to its controlled opening/closing machinery. Presumably they haven't found a way yet to make the hinge strong enough to deal with even gentle demo by hand. That has to be one of the bigger challenges of that tech, so it will be interesting to see the form factor of the first products using it - could be more chunky than you would want.
Cool though - and so is the see-through screen not requiring a backlight - neat.
Tom
I'm interested #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 12:11 GMT
...in getting hold of the Samsung promo material. Because I'd like to learn yoga. Yes.
Learn yoga.
Harry
Where's the text? #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 12:11 GMT
We come here to see readable information, not to watch a TV substitute.
Law
RE: (untitled) #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 15:35 GMT
Bah humbug.... change your employer, or get an iPhone/G1/Symbian/WinMobile phone with a data contract and youtube app, then you can get it at youtube direct...... some of the geeks on here love to see this crap - just cos you can't doesn't mean we shouldn't, we can't all spend hours imagining how these things look reading 10 pages of "real journalism'", busy lives coding and drinking coffee don't you know! :)
J
That's... #
Posted Friday 9th January 2009 20:54 GMT
That's one @&!~%*@#^ huge phone! Not an iPhone killer, then.
Anonymous Coward
Woho!!! GAMES!!! #
Posted Saturday 10th January 2009 17:51 GMT
real 3d scenarios here we come?
putting in the coordinates of walls, obstacles and such and letting 3d people walk around.. we could perhaps even shoot at them?
Anonymous Coward
@James #
Posted Sunday 11th January 2009 04:44 GMT
"Touch phones where you touch the back of the screen, makes it very easy to hit the exact spot you want, even with sausage fingers"
There' s an opportunity to file a patent... whoops, it's in the public domain now :(