Rollable TV display

Photo taken Jan. 7, 2019, shows an LG Electronics Inc. organic light-emitting diode television whose display can be rolled up like a piece of paper, shown at a press preview of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in the United States. The annual international trade fair will open to the public the following day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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