Last week, Corning announced a new Vibrant version of Gorilla Glass that can help differentiate device manufacturers from the pack a bit. With their newest tech, Corning will be able to print high-quality, multicolor images directly onto Gorilla Glass for more customization. It can be anything from logos, images, etc.
This new process will also work on smartphones as well as tablets and laptops. So just as long as you don’t mind paying a little extra. Like the back of a Galaxy S7 or a similar device. Acer is the 1st company to take advantage of this new technology. Their new Chromebook 14 for Work, which was recently unveiled last week, already has the glass on the front cover so you can put whatever image you wish on it.
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