And other peeks inside HP's vision of the wireless future
By Jo Best, 9 October 2006 17:30
HP is also putting some of its engineering resources into flexible displays. Here's one vision of how the form factor will develop.
This wireless mat can be stored in its rolled-up state, or unfurled to act as a TV screen or games board.
HP isn't the only one working on roll-up displays, however - University of Cambridge academics are also looking into using curly technology for laptops.
Photo credit: Jo Best
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