Monitor with any diagonal

I present to you another idea of ​​witty Japanese - a monitor with a variable diagonal.

Mac Funamitsu (Mac Funamizu) offers the world a new idea - a monitor with a variable diagonal.
It would seem that most people would be surprised why they even need such a screen. If you can set it to the maximum size, you just install it and you will not reduce it. But experienced “computers” understand that for work it may be more convenient to be quite a normal monitor a little more than 20 inches diagonally, and to watch a movie or play it is really better to go to the maximum capacity. In addition, different films may have different picture ratios, and a simple movement of the hand will allow you to watch widescreen films or ordinary video programs without annoying black bars on the screen.

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In this case, the “extra” part of the flexible LCD screen is simply folded with a tube in the side stand. A computer can easily figure out exactly what the current size of a monitor is - unless, of course, it is left to change its diagonal only within certain predefined options.

This monitor also has a “zest” - a small video projector built into the monitor that allows a computer to display small messages, icons or other notifications not on the monitor itself, but somewhere nearby — say, on the table. Indeed, if you are passionate about playing a movie or watching a movie, pop-up messages and windows order you out of order, the projector will do it unobtrusively and at the same time will not let you miss anything important.



Such monitors will firmly enter our life in about 10 years from now. Now, occasionally, only models with a flexible and slim display can be found somewhere at scientific exhibitions. Whether it is worth waiting for new items or this is another concept, time will tell.

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