HP reveals unbreakable e-paper prototype

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HP has revealed a new flexible plastic e-paper display prototype, which it says uses less energy and is more cost-effective than most other displays available today. Developed in conjunction with Arizona State's Flexible Display Center, this material is said to be unbreakable.



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In addition to being flexible, it won't be able to break that easily, although we're not too sure whether one can punch a hole through it in a fit of anger when we're greeted with the Blue Screen of Death for the umpteenth time.

[SecRecy]

According to the folks at HP though, you won't be able to break this, but how about puncturing it with a pencil? Guess this thing is tougher than a rhino's hide after all. What we're more interested in is when and where will we be able to see this in action in commercial devices.