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asb396

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Jul 14, 2008
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I was wondering why no one has brought this up yet. Jobs is known to have said that the reason apple has not entered the netbook/tablet market is because the technology has not been readily available. To me it seems obvious that for a tablet, the most relevant new technology is flexible OLEDs. This technology can cut the devices size in half while maintaining a large screen that unfolds. Let me know what you guys think. If enough of us agree I might make a positive play on samsung.
 
Nobody has brought it up? Maybe today, but I doubt even that's true. This has been regularly speculated since...well...since "tablet" meant something made of stone! Use a search and then come back in a couple of years after you've had a chance to digest all of the info out there on it already. :D

Every "new" technology along the way brings new speculation about a possible Apple solution.
 
Thanks for nitpicking. That's exactly the type of reaction I was looking for. Anyone who has anything CONSTRUCTIVE instead of talking about how much information is out there?
 
Thanks for nitpicking. That's exactly the type of reaction I was looking for. Anyone who has anything CONSTRUCTIVE instead of talking about how much information is out there?


Why is this in the iPhone forum? [/constructive]
 
Even if the screen is flexible, the rest of the components that the screen is attached to won't be. OLED screens may have many beneficial qualities for a tablet, but flexibility isn't one of them.
 
I havent heard of these flexible OLED's. Link to technology? Sounds interesting. [/CONSTRUCTIVE]

[FACT] slash [WHATTHEOPDOESNOTLIKE] This does not belong in the iPhone section.
 
yeah i know sorry, couldnt find the right thread and figured this might be the most relevant one. If an admin can move it that would be great.
 
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