Although printing flexible screens in this way will help to make them affordable, they still have a long way to go to catch LCDs.

ECONOMIST: Electronic screens as thin as paper are coming soon

Natan Edelsburg writes on the Lost Remote blog of a conversation he had with Tessler recently (see video above) that advances in nanotech printing will enable logic boards and high-definition screens to be printed.

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But liquid-crystal screens provide a resolution that is less clear than even the cheapest laser printers, let alone offset printing presses.

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