If you’ve ever dropped a phone and shattered the screen, then this is news out of CES 2013 of ultra-strong gadget glass is something you won’t want to miss. The tough glass gurus over at Corning have enhanced its world famous Gorilla Glass product, one that you may already have in your pocket, as the glass appears on smartphones from many brands world wide.
The glass will be usable on more than just phones, as Corning expects that the new super-tough window into your electronics will also be usable in laptops, televisions, tablets and portable gaming devices. Having a super-tough screen might be overkill on a stationary television in a living room, but in a world where portable devices’ lifespan can be instantly ended with one high drop onto the pavement, this is certainly welcome news.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Ultra-strong Glass
- Corning's ultra-strong gadget glass represents a trend towards more durable and resilient screens for electronic devices.
- Multi-purpose Glass
- The use of Corning's super-tough glass in a variety of devices and industries shows a trend towards versatility and adaptability in screen technology.
- Enhanced Device Lifespan
- The introduction of Corning's ultra-strong glass presents an opportunity for industries to create longer-lasting electronic devices that can withstand accidental drops and impacts.
Where This Applies
- Mobile Devices
- The mobile device industry can leverage Corning's ultra-strong gadget glass to create smartphones and tablets with enhanced durability and longevity.
- Consumer Electronics
- Corning's super-tough glass can revolutionize consumer electronics by offering more resilient screens for laptops, televisions, and portable gaming devices.
- Tech Manufacturing
- The introduction of Corning's ultra-strong glass creates a disruptive innovation opportunity for tech manufacturing companies to incorporate this durable material into their products, providing a competitive advantage.
