Patent application shows 3-in-1 device based on a stretchable OLED display!

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A patent application has been published today by Samsung in South-Korea. It shows a 3-in-1 device that transforms from a watch into a phone, and even a tablet. This device is based on a stretchable OLED display.

The display that is used can bend, fold and stretch into various shapes and forms, making for one adoptable piece , as the patent explicitly points out, OLED technology. Samsung has filed patents in the past with a stretchable display, but this is the first one showing a more solid application for such technology. What we see here is a concept much more than an actual product.
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We are still waiting for Samsung’s first foldable display phones to appear on the market.

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What do you think? Do we need devices that wrap around your wrist, but stretch into a phone or tablet when required? I think that it is a very interesting concept!

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I'd be all for it.


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I'm considering patenting a jacket that has feathers attached to it. That way, when you flap your arms, you can fly just like a bird!

That's the best way I can describe what I saw in that patent concept.
 

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If they are able to pull something like that off it would be amazing. Seems like we have a better chance of getting UDP from Verizon before something like this will come to existence.
 
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