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GORILLA GLASS


Gorilla Glass es un material sintético transparente fabricado por Corning Inc, introducido al mercado en 2008. Es una lámina transparente delgada de alta resistencia fabricada a partir de una combinación álcali-aluminosilicato y que se usa como una cubierta de gran resistencia a fracturas y arañazos en dispositivos manuales con pantalla táctil. Este material fue creado a partir del conocimiento obtenido del diseño y fabricación de un producto anterior denominado Chemcor desarrollado en 1962, pero con distintos componentes y formulación.


Basado en investigaciones y desarrollos en la década de 1960 y lanzado en el 2007, hacia el 2010 Gorilla Glass ha sido usado en aproximadamente el 20 por ciento de los dispositivos móviles a nivel mundial, alrededor de 200 millones de unidades.
Corning, que estará presente en el CES la semana que viene, indicó que Gorilla Glass 3 tendrá una nueva composición de vidrio con mejoras en resistencia capaz de brindar una reducción de ralladuras de hasta un 40%.
Todavía faltan varios años de desarrollo de esta tecnología, pero sin lugar a dudas esto es lo que veremos en un futuro no muy lejano.




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