Engineers are developing a Japanese corporation Toshiba TV Wallpaper - paper that can be fully translated into the screen, says The Daily Telegraph.
The ability to emit light through the paper gave the organic light-emitting diodes (OLED). New technology will not only display images on the walls, and wallpaper to use as a light source. In addition, the energy barriers for organic LEDs is much lower than that of LCD or plasma displays.
Until now, OLED-screens produced only a slight diagonal. Toshiba was able to find a way to create a "grid" of the molecules of silicon dioxide, thus greatly reducing power consumption.
The development of television Wallpaper started in 2008. Nevertheless, the technology is still under study, and its commercial applications will begin only after a few years.
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