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aving.net - 12/8/2008

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SEOUL, Korea (AVING) -- LG Electronics released its 3-inch full touchscreen phone ' Franklin planner(model: LG-SU100' in Korea market. The Franklin planner, a time management system, consists of a ring binder holding specially designed loose leaf pages. Divided by monthly tabs between ...

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LG goes insanely retro with Franklin Planner branding on SU100 phone
Engadget — What do an old-school paper day planner and a phone with a 3-inch OLED have in common? If you answered "absolutely nothing," you'd be correct -- but LG apparently didn't get the memo, because they've decided to grace their latest domestic superphone, the SU100, with the rather unusual Franklin Planner branding. Besides the presumably gorgeous display, ...

LG SU100 OLED touch-screen handset is branded Franklin planner
Phones Review — LG has released their LG SU100 Franklin planner 3 inch OLED full touch-screen mobile phone in Korea. The LG Franklin planner is apparently a time management system which consists of a “ring binder” which holds specially designed loose leaf pages. The LG Franklin planner has these pages divided by monthly tabs and accepts a wide range of specialised accessories with the core idea of consolidating tasks and appointments in a single place. The LG Franklin planner also features a 3 megapixel camera, S-DMB TV tuner, Bluetooth, global roaming, electronic dictionary, and OLED display and will launch this month in South Korea on SKT for 700,000 won which is roughly ...

HP's flexible displays
Boing Boing Gadgets — Resembling a medieval scroll, HP's flexy display prototype unravels to show a rainbow of translucent color. Claimed to be unbreakable and environmentally-friendly, it was developed at Arizona's Flexible Display Center. We keep seeing these things turn up at trade shows, but no real products are in the immediate future. Hurry up, Future! HP to unveil a flexible plastic display prototype [AVING]

HP flexible display uses 90% less materials, will be cheap to make
DVICE Atom Feed — ... lot like printing on a sheet of plastic. What does this mean for us? The screen's simplified manufacturing processes will result in cheap but super-sharp and colorful flexible displays for a new generation of laptops, cell phones, and eventually, electronic newspapers like we saw in Minority Report. While this tech is in its infancy now, analysts say the market for such screens will grow to $2.8 billion by 2013. Arizona State University, via AVing