A few weeks ago I showed you PV's new concept design for their smartphone with a foldable screen. A couple days ago they uploaded a new video which show their latest working sample of a new 6" rollable screen. It's designed to last 25k uses and can be rolled around a dime.
This screen has the same resolution (800x600) as E-ink's other 6" screens, which is new. All the previous prototypes had a lower resolution or they were much smaller. It's after the break.
This isn't as interesting as the demo they had back in 2008. That was a rollable color E-ink screen. Of course, it was only a (much smaller) early prototype.
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