More scratch resistant third-generation Gorilla Glass is about to debut at 2013 CES

Before the upcoming Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show (CES), glass maker Corning Corning announced a stronger, more resistant gorilla (Gorilla) glass than it currently uses on the iphone and ipad, foreign media reported. Corning claims that, thanks to the "primary injury Resistance" (Native Damage Resistance) technology, the new product is three times times more resistant to scratches than its products. In the biography of jobs, Mr. Jobs called Corning CEO Wendell P. Weeks, before the first IPhone was released, asking the company to start producing Gorilla Glass for their equipment production. At CES last year, Corning officially released the Gorilla 2 generation. It now appears that Apple will continue to use the improved glass products on future IOS devices. In addition, Corning will release its own new optical Thunderbolt data line at CES, which can be up to 30 meters in length. Earlier this week, Sumitomo Electric, a Japanese company, released its optical Thunderbolt data line.