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In March 2016 the EU launched the PI-SCALE with an aim to create a European-wide pilot line which will enable companies of all sizes to quickly and cost effectively test and scale up their flexible OLED lighting concepts and turn them into market ready products. PI-SCALE members recently managed to produce 10-meter long OLED lighting panels . The PI-SCALE project now launched a flexible OLED design competition, calling out designers to propose OLED lighting and signage applications that highlight the special features of OLED technology: foldable, twistable, bendable, conformable, transparency, large area illumination. Read more about The EU PI-SCALE project launches a flexible OLED lighting design competition
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Motorola’s Moto Z2 Force Edition is a shatterproof phone that features a 5.5″ Quad-HD flexible AMOLED display, a reinforced aluminum body, dual 12mp cameras, 4K video, snapdragon 835 chipset, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, dual-SIM and a microSD slot. The phone supports Motorola’s expansion slot for Moto Mods. The Moto Z2 Force Edition will soon ship globally, for around $800.
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Taiwan-based INT Tech and UltraChip have setup a new joint-venture called Ultra Display that will focus on driver ICs for AMOLED panels. Ultra Display aims to start sampling its first IC by the end of 2017, and start commercial production in 2018. Ultra Display was launched with a capital of almost $2 million. UltraChip holds a 40% stake, while INT Tech holds 30%. Read more about Ultra Display, a new JV company in Taiwan, to develop AMOLED driver ICs
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Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and the Dow Chemical Company have chosen a bottom-up approach to patterning emissive polymers, aiming to solve some of the problems that plague Solution-based protocols for OLED manufacture. The team started with a layer of indium tin oxide and used light-activated chemistry to pinpoint specific locations on the surface for polymer growth. Key to the success of this approach are designer iridium photocatalysts that serve two roles: First, as the catalyst to build the emissive brush polymers, and then as a necessary dopant for the resulting OLED arrays. Read more about Researchers develop new OLED deposition approach
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Loewe’s mid-range Bild 5 OLED is a 4K flat OLED TV that uses LG’s WRGB OLED panels and features support for HDR ( Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG), an internal 1TB H/D, new Loewe App support and a smart TV platform. The design is inspired by the sixties and the TV has an optional 80W Klang 5 soundbar. The Bild 5 OLED is available in 55″ and 65″. The Bild 5.55 costs €3,490 while the 5.65 costs €4,990. The Klang 5 soundbar is a €500 extra.
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Toshiba’s X97 is the company’s first OLED TV . The TV uses LGD’s 65″ 4K WRGB panels and features built-in Netflix and YouTube support and the company’s own MEMC (motion estimation/motion compensation) technology. The X97 was announced in June 1st, 2017. Toshiba did not reveal the exact release date or price of its OLED TV.
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The newest TV technology is a stretchable OLED display, a patent troll lawyer meets karma, and this week we're talking about Tomorrow. No, not Wednesday, the conceptual one.
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It's a bit beat up, but my OLED-equipped LG G Watch R is still going strong (and bright) after nearly two years. So it's good news that, after being delayed by glitches, Android Wear 2.0 is rolling out this week to that model, the 2015 LG Watch Urban…
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Samsung’s J3 Pro is an entry-level smartphone that features a 5″ 720×1280 AMOLED display, a 1.5Ghz quad-core CPU, 2GB of RAM, 16Gb of storage and a microSD slot. The J3 Pro is now shipping in India of Rs 8,490 ($130 USD).
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A report in China’s Economic Daily News suggests that technical issues related to the curved OLED production and the 3D sensing system may force Apple to delay the launch of its OLED iPhone. Apple has reportedly decided to adopt a flexible OLED display in its 2017 iPhone 8 (or will it be a >$1000 iPhone X ?) and yesterday it was claimed that Apple placed an order for 70 million such displays from Samsung Display . Interestingly in February 2017 TrendForce said that Apple decided to use a rigid glass-based OLED as it was not happy with production yields and drop-test results of SDC’s flexible OLEDs. Read more about Will Apple be forced to delay the launch of its OLED iPhone due to flexible OLED production issues?
