Tag archive: OLEDs

Following hot on the heals of Samsung's announcement of a 40in. OLED TV prototype, The Enquirer has a fun and informative read on the pros and cons of OLED. From the article: I had my credit card in a fevered grip before I got a grip, and let the reality of the situation pop my balloon of childish excitement. You won't actually be able to buy one until late next year or early 2007. Arrrgh!! I have been hearing about bloody… Read More

OLEDs, intended primarily for use in mobile phone handsets, are made of electricity-powered light-emitting organic substances and have been praised for having a wider viewing angle, lower power consumption and swifter response time than thin-film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) screens. “The development of 17-inch monitors will pave the way for Samsung to develop additional panels for larger TVs and monitors,” said an… Read More

Taking as its reference application the wide-screen 30-inch diagonal display with WXGA (1365×768) resolution, Philips has produced a prototype 13-inch carve-out of this display (resolution 576×324)to demonstrate the feasibility of manufacturing large-screen polymer OLED displays using high-accuracy multi-nozzle, multi-head inkjet printers. The excellent and sparkling image quality of Philips'PolyLED TV prototype illustrates the… Read More