Floppy TV Getting Closer

from the roll-it-up dept

According to this Reuters story we're getting pretty close to commercially producing floppy television screens that can be rolled up when not in use. The technology has been worked on for quite a while, but they say there are only a few small hurdles left before they can move on to commercial products. So, it might be sooner than you would think, that you'll be rolling up your TV and throwing it in your pocket. What I'm wondering is why the whole article talks about it as floppy TV, instead of a floppy monitor.
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    Ruthless_Bastard, 19 Jul 2002 @ 3:09pm

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    So, we'll finally be able to watch the news on our our Newspads, a la "2001, a Space Odyssey."

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