TCL announces world's first bendable LCD monitor

A week ago we wrote that Corsair had started selling a bendable monitor. It's called the XENEON FLEX and features an OLED display. Meanwhile, TCL unveiled the world's first bendable monitor based on an LCD panel.

Here's What We Know

The Chinese company's novelty has a diagonal of 49" and supports an image refresh rate of 120 Hz. A user can bend the display with the touch of a button. In this state, the screen is part of a circle with a radius of 1.5 meters, i.e. the radius of curvature is 1500R.

Unfortunately, more information about the new monitor TCL does not disclose. The price of the novelty is not specified either. By comparison, the company's Corsair model costs $2000. LG also has a bendable monitor in its range. It is called OLED Flex, has a curvature radius of 900R and costs $2,500.

Source: ITHome