Samsung Patents A Rollable OLED display with Fingerprint sensor

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Samsung Patents A Rollable OLED display with Fingerprint sensor

 Samsung Patents A Rollable OLED display with a Fingerprint sensor. A new patent from Samsung Display Co. Ltd has just been published in the WIPO database.
The original patent application was filed back in 2016, with approval being received on June 13th, 2017.

Samsung rollable display :


Rolled Display is looking Great & To Carry Comfortably to any place. The main body will feature an integrated fingerprint sensor &  made from a metallic material, while the display includes one or more magnets By simply pressing the main body with the thumb, the display panel will be unlocked and can be rolled out.
The patent shows rollable display devices with different form factors, including square and cylindrical body.
The display can be fixed to the body by a magnetic force of the magnet.
Apart From Samsung Remaining Mobile Phone Companies Planning to launch  Rollable Displays.

LG Rolled Display Concept :

LG showed an 18 inch flexible OLED display of the only 1mm thick At CES 2016. The rollable TV was the lightest and thinnest display. wait for few more days  Rolled Displays from LG

First Rolled Display Concept :

Philips Company showed world’s first prototype of an e-Reader Radius rollable display concept At IFA 2005.

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