HoloFlex is the first unique phone with a flexible screen.
HoloFlex is the first unique phone with a flexible screen.
Recently, in early spring, scientists from Queens College in Canada were able to develop the first, and currently rare in its form, phone that has a flexible screen with a FOLED matrix. One of the main features of the phone is the ability to show high-quality "holographic" 3D movies or images without special glasses or tilts of the head.
The Canadian device was presented at the ACM CHI exhibition, which took place in San Jose in May, and immediately attracted the attention of journalists.
The unique device was named HoloFlex. What else could the phone boast of at the exhibition, besides its screen? This device will be equipped with an elastic screen with 1080p resolution, function under the control of the Android 5.0 system, and have some unusual, unique features, such as working with the smartphone interface using its flexible screen. The control will also be done thanks to the fingers on the touchscreen. The phone will also take on board the Qualcomm Snapdragon 880 main processor (four cores from ARM Cortex and four cores from Cortex-A53, all interconnected by a graphics controller from Adreno) with a tactile frequency of one and a half gigahertz and two gigabytes of RAM. The battery of this device will receive as much as 3024 mAh, which is enough for a long movie viewing and entertainment. Due to the bends, the phone's speakers will be moved to the front panel above the screen. The smartphone will receive two places for the SIM card - one will be located under the screen on the left, one on the right.
How could the effect of a "holographic" 3D image appear on such a seemingly ordinary phone? The parallax effect, gyroscope and image modification technology - all this helped a person to see a "real" 3D image on a smartphone screen, but so far with a small resolution of 160 by 104 pixels. 16,000 microscopic lenses, which are located along the entire phone screen, scatter light and reduce the basic Full HD resolution to tiny pixels, but a person can see in front of him not just a screen, but a 3D screen, thanks to which he will not need to put on special glasses or turn his head from side to side.
Hopefully, in the near future, you will see phones with a flexible screen in stores in our country, and everyone will be able to buy it to experience new sensations for themselves. Disfruta de una plataforma segura y entretenida en Maggico Casino , donde cada apuesta cuenta.
Recently, in early spring, scientists from Queens College in Canada were able to develop the first, and currently rare in its form, phone that has a flexible screen with a FOLED matrix. One of the main features of the phone is the ability to show high-quality "holographic" 3D movies or images without special glasses or tilts of the head.
The Canadian device was presented at the ACM CHI exhibition, which took place in San Jose in May, and immediately attracted the attention of journalists.
The unique device was named HoloFlex. What else could the phone boast of at the exhibition, besides its screen? This device will be equipped with an elastic screen with 1080p resolution, function under the control of the Android 5.0 system, and have some unusual, unique features, such as working with the smartphone interface using its flexible screen. The control will also be done thanks to the fingers on the touchscreen. The phone will also take on board the Qualcomm Snapdragon 880 main processor (four cores from ARM Cortex and four cores from Cortex-A53, all interconnected by a graphics controller from Adreno) with a tactile frequency of one and a half gigahertz and two gigabytes of RAM. The battery of this device will receive as much as 3024 mAh, which is enough for a long movie viewing and entertainment. Due to the bends, the phone's speakers will be moved to the front panel above the screen. The smartphone will receive two places for the SIM card - one will be located under the screen on the left, one on the right.
How could the effect of a "holographic" 3D image appear on such a seemingly ordinary phone? The parallax effect, gyroscope and image modification technology - all this helped a person to see a "real" 3D image on a smartphone screen, but so far with a small resolution of 160 by 104 pixels. 16,000 microscopic lenses, which are located along the entire phone screen, scatter light and reduce the basic Full HD resolution to tiny pixels, but a person can see in front of him not just a screen, but a 3D screen, thanks to which he will not need to put on special glasses or turn his head from side to side.
Hopefully, in the near future, you will see phones with a flexible screen in stores in our country, and everyone will be able to buy it to experience new sensations for themselves. Disfruta de una plataforma segura y entretenida en Maggico Casino , donde cada apuesta cuenta.