We've seen roll-up TVs and swivel TVs and now we have expandable TVs thanks to the latest Samsung innovations unveiled at Global Tech Korea 3. The company has been working on the technology for some time and has finally come up with a thirteen inch screen TV. inches that can be stretched and distorted to match what is displayed on the screen. As seen in the video now, the screen can texture itself to accentuate the movement of lava across the screen to express the image more realistically, giving it a different sense of depth than previous TVs were capable of. identified as "XNUMXD". According to Jeom-jae Kim, a director of the Basic Technology Research Center at LG Display, who also works on expandable TVs, this design is only possible thanks to OLED technologies. During an opening statement on the subject, Kim said: "Compared with LCD screen, which uses different and complex parts, OLED has a simple structure and can change shape naturally, it has strong points in concept. design and form factor". Now, that's probably not something you need (or even want) in your premium home theater setup. As already mentioned, the expandable screen size is only XNUMX inches, a massive putdown from the XNUMX-inch and larger screens we're used to, and we're not sure if that would work well with a picture, either. pre-prepared. How would a soap opera be on a stretchable TV, for example? However, as a proof of term, the expandable screen is impressive. At that smaller size, it could still mean we could see it built into a Samsung tablet or smartphone in the near future. We'll just have to wait and see what Samsung has in store for us.