[Ti] Poll 19

[Tom R. no spam]

Right.  Or rollup.  (Is the interesting product at the Kodak
url the rollup LCD which has been mentioned various places?)
Or inflatable.  Or projection, no screen at all, just hold up
a sheet of white paper, or point at a wall, & get the size you
want by distance and focus--hmmmm, how much illumination
energy would short range projection take?.

On Tue, 1 Jun 2004, Kynan Shook wrote:
 . . .
> be is a folding screen; when you lift the lid for the computer, you can
> then fold out a couple of wings on the screen (or they'd fold or extend
> out from the sides of the screen automatically), providing additional
> LCD space. . . .
 . . .
> technologies or so.  OLED displays don't need a backlight, and so are
> thinner and require less power.  See URL below, especially checking out
> the "thinner" link halfway down.
> http://www.kodak.com/US/en/corp/display/overview.jhtml
 . . .