Corning glass technologies, the company whose tech stuff is featured in iphones and galaxies, has announced that it is working on a new set of high tech glass that could significantly shrink the thickness of LCD TVs, maybe to that of smart phones.
The high tech stuff behind this is the iris glass. According to a spokesman, the iris glass is several times stiffer than plastic, enabling smart TV manufacturers to build LCD display as thin as 10mm. From reports available, we expect this new technology to find its way in home LCDs soon.
Corning predicts that 2015 will be a year of advancement in the production of large sized LCDs.
The high tech stuff behind this is the iris glass. According to a spokesman, the iris glass is several times stiffer than plastic, enabling smart TV manufacturers to build LCD display as thin as 10mm. From reports available, we expect this new technology to find its way in home LCDs soon.
Corning predicts that 2015 will be a year of advancement in the production of large sized LCDs.
