Future of display technology holds quite some promising stuff, and to provide a vision to the upcoming future Samsung has posted concept video of flexible AMOLED technology.

Samsung is De-facto the leader when it comes not only to the sales figure but also the number of feature rich Android devices line-up they have to offer, adding another option to their wide variety of Android powered devices, Samsung has finally unveiled their new Phone/Tablet cross-over "Samsung Galaxy Note". Powered by a super-sized 5.3 inch touch-screen (1280 x 800 Super AMOLED), an integrated stylus pen, Dual-core 1.4GHz processor, dual 8MP and 2MP cameras, and a removable 2,500mAh battery this is definitely a device many artist's and designers would love to get their hands on.

Do check out the new device in it's full glory via the official demonstration videos posted below.

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Super-thin, Google Android Honeycomb powered "Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9" has now been spotted on a video, enjoy the video after the jump.

Another Samsung Galaxy S2 video commercial is out now emphasizing the slim nature of the smart phone. Enjoy the video after the jump.

First TV commercial of "Samsung Galaxy S2" - the upgraded version of popular Samsung Galaxy I9000 cellphone is now available and is posted after the jump.

While CPU's are getting faster other components of the overall computing infrastructure also needs an upgrade to provide better speeds, taking the lead Korea based electronics major Samsung has announced it's DDR4 RAM Module capable of achieving data transfer rates of 2.133 gigabits/second (Gbps) at 1.2V - the good part is it consumes upto 40% less electricity in comparison to predecessor DDR3 technology which uses 1.35V and 1.5V supplying speeds of up to 1.6 Gbps.

In an innovative and futuristic development Samsung Electronics had demonstrated see-through flat-panel displays intended to be used as high-tech windows. While not sutiable for day-to-day computing these panels can be used for advertisements and as glass replacement for office windows with ability to overlay news or other informational items. A video demonstration is available after the jump.