I have my TV connected, but I don't use it regularly.
I don't think current OLED screens are flexible enough to roll up like I described quite yet, unless you rolled them onto a tube of significant enugh diameter, say, 2-3".
But, when you said blind-screen you gave me another idea.
You could, with an inflexible technology, make a screen that works similar to a venetian blind. A bunch of slats, which you either hang vertically, or horizontally.
Vertically hanging would probably be easier because you could have a mounting bracket to guide them then, rather than trying to have some sort of side brackets on an extendible mount of some kind.
You would of course have small gaps between each screen, but with a screen of that size, you wouldn't notice that since you'd be sitting so far back. You may however notice swaying of the blinds if they're not mounted on both the top and the bottom.
I don't think current OLED screens are flexible enough to roll up like I described quite yet, unless you rolled them onto a tube of significant enugh diameter, say, 2-3".
But, when you said blind-screen you gave me another idea.
You could, with an inflexible technology, make a screen that works similar to a venetian blind. A bunch of slats, which you either hang vertically, or horizontally.
Vertically hanging would probably be easier because you could have a mounting bracket to guide them then, rather than trying to have some sort of side brackets on an extendible mount of some kind.
You would of course have small gaps between each screen, but with a screen of that size, you wouldn't notice that since you'd be sitting so far back. You may however notice swaying of the blinds if they're not mounted on both the top and the bottom.