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    News - South Korean scientists develop first flexible Li-ion batteries

    A good match for Samsung’s flexi screens?
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    Re: News - South Korean scientists develop first flexible Li-ion batteries

    I would kill for that screen at the bottom, it looks incredible!
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    Re: News - South Korean scientists develop first flexible Li-ion batteries

    flexible oleds could even be used in just regular phones right now for shatter proof screens. I mean, I'm assuming they would be shatter proof since you can bend them...
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    Re: News - South Korean scientists develop first flexible Li-ion batteries

    Nobody seems to be bothered by the fact these scientists re-invented something we've all been using for at least the last couple of decades in the form of solid capacitors, or that there might be a slight usability problem combining touch capability with flexibility? Just curious...
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