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While Samsung seems a tad wishy-washy about exactly when they'll be producing OLED TVs, LG has set out a clear date. It's 2011 apparently: Though they'll be investing in next-gen LCD production lines too, the plan is to have volume production of...
CNN on the new new thing for displays: Organic Light Emitting Diodes or OLEDs. These have been just around the corner for a few years now, but are starting to pop up in cellphones, MP3 players, and car stereos, and are expected to eventually...
You might have noticed a lot of references to Organic Light Emitting Diodes, or OLEDs, which is being touted as the next big thing for displays. ZDNet has a pretty good guide to the technology, and why it's better than LCD. Read
The news is that Toshiba plans to bring an OLED TV to market by 2009. IDG reported it, but the story got better when the Register repeated it, adding that the OLEDs would have 30" panels. These would be larger than Sony's white hot 11-incher;...
It looks like Samsung is upping the ante in the OLED world, although not quite like we predicted. The Korean manufacturer has announced that it is developing a 31-inch OLED TV with a thickness of just 4.3mm, and will be showcasing it in just two...
Organic Light Emitting Diodes are getting used in phones, lamps and now the world's first professional camera color OLED viewfinder. The HDVF-EL100 sports an 11-inch screen, and apparently it's Sony's first non-consumer application of the display...
What happens when you smash a super-thin OLED display with a hammer? Last week, Wilson and I learned all about OLEDs, but after our factory tour we were left with that one nagging question. Lucky for us, mystery solved, as UDC has the answer...
Prototype of a 20-inch display from Taiwanese company IDTech that uses OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diodes). These are going to be replacing LCD screens really, really soon, since they're brighter, thinner, use less power, and will eventually be...
Nice article by Reuters on the shifts happening in the world of flat panel televisions, and the three different technologies - plasma, LCD, and OLED - which will eventually compete for domination of the television market once cathode-ray tube TVs...
In a end-of-article one-liner afterthought, Digitimes noted that Panasonic will begin making OLED TVs "in the future." They'll join Samsung (2009) and LG (2011) in jumping off the current LCD and Plasma train, which is an increasingly competitive...
At the annual Flat Panel Display expo in Tokyo this week, Japanese electronics manufacturer ELDis, has been showing off a double-sided OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display for cellphones and PDAs. Honestly, at this point we'd just be happy...
We're not sure why someone would want to make an OLED desk lamp at this point in time, what with the technology being relatively new and somewhat expensive right now, but OSRAM Opto Semiconductors and designer Ingo Maurer have done just that. This...
Adding to the rumors we brought you a few months ago, the Sankei Shimbun daily newspaper is reporting that Panasonic is planning on having 37-inch OLED screens on sale within three years. And there's more: they'll be setting up a production line...
While yesterday's All Things D conference had appearances by Gates and Ballmer unveiling Windows 7, today will feature Sony CEO Howard Stringer. He'll be there showing off new OLED displays measuring an insane 0.3mm thick. That's three tenths of a...
That Sony OLED television isn't bad—it's just a little too tiny for the family to gather around comfortably. Luckily Sony has announced that they will indeed be investing more money (read: $210 million) into their OLED manufacturing to...
It's undeniable that Sony's XEL-1 OLED TV is a lovely piece of tech, but the only problem is that it can't be found in the US. One finally surfaced on eBay, making it available to American consumers – or a handful of bidders at least. eBay...
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