Written by PC World in Spanish May 14, 2013 0 Add class=”c1″ 
few years ago, Samsung acquired the company Liquavista, with which it was possible to create flexible displays for mobile devices and colors. After several prototypes, Samsung made some statements that would be interested in selling it. Now, it seems, would have appeared a bidder, and no less than Amazon.
The company gave a statement to CNET in announcing that the company would be purchased for less than $ 100 million. Analysts said this would be a move to finally enter the smartphone sector, and offer an alternative different from its competitors (Apple, Samsung, HTC, Blackberry, etc). These screens also could be used in Kindle devices, which could get color, something that users have been requesting for a long time.
Source: The Verge
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