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Those trend-setters from Oppo are at it again, releasing a so-called "waterfall display" technology which seems to be just a flexible OLED screen sloping further towards a phone's edges than the current handsets with curved screens.It undoubtedly looks cool and will allow for some pretty impressive screen-to-body ratio claims as the phone will be narrower than handsets with the same display diagonal when unfurled, but flat panels.
While Oppo just sent us these pictures and will follow up with the respective specs or eventual phones where the 'waterfall' tech will be employed later, the sheer look of it bounds on the impractical. The thing is, the slope is taken to the extreme with an 88 degrees curve towards the side frame of the handset you see in the pictures below.
Samsung pioneered this curved edge display technology, and started off with the huge slope on the Note Edge way back in 2014. Fast forward five years, and its edge panels are now simply curved all very slightly for aesthetic purposes since larger curves proved to be everything but ergonomic.
That's not preventing Oppo from giving it a try, though, as these guys have been experimenting with bold and interesting designs since, well, forever. Just recently, the Reno shark fin phone comes to mind, as well as proof-of-concept demos for under-screen cameras and finger scanners that work all over the display.
Who knows, the company may find better applications for the extreme curves and the "waterfall display" is certainly an engineering marvel, yet those big fat icons on the side are just begging to be touched inadvertently while handling a phone with big, fat screen slopes on the side, what do you think?
Oppo waterfall display design
https://www.phonearena.com/news/Oppo-waterfall-display-Samsung-edge-screen-comparison_id117778
2019-07-29 07:38:16Z
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