At CES 2019, Chinese startup Royole demoed different applications for its thin and flexible touchscreens. In addition to its flexible keyboard, it showed off its Flexpai phone (which launched in November), a smart speaker and a multitouch selfie stick.
Royole made headlines in November when it launched the FlexPai -- a 7.8-inch phone with a flexible AMOLED screen -- during a time when Samsung was only rumored to be doing the same.
On standby, I'm told its battery lasts for months. Though it was a little hard to type on, it looks really cool, and the transparent surface is thin and flexible.
Though it wasn't set up while we were taking a look at it, the speaker also has an 8-megapixel camera up top that pops up and rotates 180 degrees for taking pictures and making video calls.
