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Permalink | Email this | Comments]]>55-inchamoledbiggestbreaking newscesces 2012Ces2012hdpostcrosslargestlgoledwhite oledWhiteOledwoledSun, 25 Dec 2011 21:37:00 EST<![CDATA[UDC shows off serpentine OLED lamp concept at SID 2011 (video)]]>http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/18/udc-shows-off-serpentine-oled-lamp-concept-at-sid-2011-video/http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/18/udc-shows-off-serpentine-oled-lamp-concept-at-sid-2011-video/http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/18/udc-shows-off-serpentine-oled-lamp-concept-at-sid-2011-video/#comments We've seen flexible OLEDs and OLED lighting solutions before, but none of them conjured our sweaty club-hopping fantasies quite like this concept from Universal Display Corporation (UDC). The flexible OLED makers weren't particularly forthcoming on the specs for this color-changing apparatus, but we can tell you that it uncoils and recoils with the help of a motion sensor, and requires very little energy to power -- note that tiny wire supplying 100 percent of the required juice. UDC used this flashy lamp specifically to show off its own brand of low-energy flexible white OLED lighting, which means you won't see it popping up in B.E.D. anytime soon (if ever), but it certainly has us thinking of new ways to light up our nights. Gratuitous amounts of bouncing and beaming can be found after the break.

Gallery: UDC OLED lighting concept eyes-on at SID 2011

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Details are scarce on these new speakers from Kenwood, but if you find yourself frequently faced with a lamp-or-noise dilemma, we might've just stumbled upon the solution. The prototype flat speakers, developed by Junji Kido of Yamagata University in Japan, are inexplicably surfaced with white Lumiblade-style OLED lights -- we're not sure what that does for the sound, but we probably won't be trading in our studio monitors in anticipation of this brightly lit conjectured future.

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Details are scarce on these new speakers from Kenwood, but if you find yourself frequently faced with a lamp-or-noise dilemma, we might've just stumbled upon the solution. The prototype flat speakers, developed by Junji Kido of Yamagata University in Japan, are inexplicably surfaced with white Lumiblade-style OLED lights -- we're not sure what that does for the sound, but we probably won't be trading in our studio monitors in anticipation of this brightly lit conjectured future.

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