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Corning’s Gorilla Glass 2 makes devices ultra-thin and tougher
Corning’s Gorilla Glass 2 makes devices ultra-thin and tougher – video.
Corning just uploaded an official video of its newest Gorilla Glass 2, which the company was exhibiting at CES 2012.
In the above lever press demonstration video, Corning tests and shows us (together with Microsoft) how ultra-thiner, tougher, damage resistant and more flexible is its next-generation Gorilla Glass 2 (compared to chemically strengthened Soda-lime glass and the company’s previous generation – Gorilla Glass).
Corning will showcase its next-gen Gorilla Glass 2 at CES 2012
Corning will showcase its next-generation Gorilla Glass 2 at CES 2012, in Las Vegas.

A few days ago, CORNING announced that will be introducing at CES (Corning booth, #12642 Central Hall) its new Corning Gorilla Glass 2 – a next-generation damage-resistant cover glass for electronic devices.
Corning Gorilla Glass, which made Corning one of the most famous companies at CES 2011, is currently being used by 30 major brands and designed into more than 575 products. Corning’s booth at CES will also exhibit Corning Gorilla Glass in larger format, touch displays for education, entertainment, auto, and home appliance applications featuring new designs.
Corning and the future of its EAGLE XG Slim Glass-video
Corning and the future of its EAGLE XG Slim Glass substrate – video.

"Corning EAGLE XG Slim: Helping Thin the Display Industry - Robert Quinn, Manager, End Market Intelligence, Corning Display Technologies, discusses how thinner glass substrates can provide benefits to the display industry while maintaining the same level of reliability as thicker glass substrates."
Mr.Robert Quinn from Corning Display Technologies (the company behind Gorilla Glass) talks about the advantages of Corning’s latest – EAGLE XG Slim Glass substrate, its future, and does thinner means stronger.

