Flexible OLED Monitor Concept

Mac Funamizu show some flexible OLED monitor concept which supposes the OLED material would roll up inside the white stand and allow the user to choose the optimum screen size.

The idea behind this is to obtain the optimal display size of your choice, but seriously, isn’t that going to be a pain for the software to detect – unless you can only roll the display outwards in certain segments that comply with a bunch of preset resolutions.

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Flexible OLED Monitor concept

Mac Funamizu show some flexible OLED monitor concept which supposes the OLED material would roll up inside the white stand and allow the user to choose the optimum screen size.

The idea behind this is to obtain the optimal display size of your choice, but seriously, isn’t that going to be a pain for the software to detect – unless you can only roll the display outwards in certain segments that comply with a bunch of preset resolutions.

Multitouch Monitor and built in Printer and Scanner

Having a computer plus a printer and a scanner, a workspace much space. While there are multifunction printers that save some space, we can still improve a little more. Or so he thinks Byeong Min Choe, designer of the “Document Extractor”, a concept of monitor.

The grace of the Document Extractor is that it is multi-touch and also has a built-in printer and a scanner. For example, viewing a document, you need to print. To print and send it leaves the screen. If you need to print a photo, you can cut it with the multi-touch panel and print it on the same monitor.

The slot where they exit the insert also serves to impress sheets or photos you’d like scanner. As does the process, the images are up on the screen.

So far, the Document Extractor does not pass beyond the concept although it has generated much interest. It certainly looks like a very interesting product; hope so that someday can be sold. Designer: Byeong Min Choe