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iSupply: The 3.7" AMOLED in the Droid Incredible costs $31.2
Jul 30th
iSupply has published a teardown analysis of the HTC Droid Incredible , saying that the phone costs $163 to make. They say that the AMOLED display (Samsung’s 3.7″ 480×800) costs $31.20. This is rather strange, as back in January, they claimed that the same display, used in Google’s Nexus-One phone costs $23.5 . HTC Incredible So maybe the costs went up (because of Samsung’s short supply). Back in January, iSupply estimated that the Touch Interface costs $17.75 . So maybe the cost of both the touch and the AMOLED went down, and now they cost $31.2 together? The HTC Incredible is now shipping for Verizon’s network in the US – and it costs $99 with a new service plan (if you want to use an existing plan, it’ll cost $530 ). read more
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iSupply: The 3.7" AMOLED in the Droid Incredible costs $31.2
LG Display show a new 20.7 inch Tandem white OLED with QSXGA resolution!
Jul 30th
In an Strategic Seminar for advanced industrial OLED, Han Chang UK from LG Display announced that white OLED can overcome the limitations of RGB independent patterning (FMM). read more
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LG Display show a new 20.7 inch Tandem white OLED with QSXGA resolution!
Universal Display show new Video about OLED technology
Jul 27th
Universal Display (UDC) published a new video clip about OLED technology ! UDC give some information about why this technology is better for mobile, tv and lighting market. Check it out: read more
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Universal Display show new Video about OLED technology
HTC switch now officially from AMOLED to SLCD
Jul 26th
Now HTC informed us officially that they must switch from AMOLED Displays to SLCD Displays produced by Sony. read more
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LG says: OLED-Tv can be cost competitive in 2014
Jul 23rd
LGs president are talking about OLED-TV in an bulletin. LGs president says in his bulletin: read more
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LG says: OLED-Tv can be cost competitive in 2014
Dow Electronic opened OLED Electronic Materials facility in Cheonan
Jul 22nd
Dow Electronic Materials, a business unit of Dow Advanced Materials, today held an opening ceremony to inaugurate its new OLED Electronic Materials facility in Cheonan, Korea. The facility will supply leading-edge emissive materials to serve the rapidly growing active matrix OLED market. The opening ceremony was held at the Cheonan, Korea manufacturing facility and was attended by Jerome A. Peribere, president and CEO of Dow Advanced Materials, and regional government officials from South Chungchong Province and Cheonan City. read more
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Sony: High resolution 3D Television become an important market for OLED
Jul 20th
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Samsung launch new Amoled Plastic Panels which are unbreakable within 2 years
Jul 19th
Samsung Mobile Display (SMD) will develop a AMOLED Display which is unbreakable, valuable, innovative and safe. Samsung want to reach this goal by switching to AMOLED plastic panel on the universal board. Samsung want to produce this kind of panel within two years. read more
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Super Amoled Displays also available from LG-Display in the near future?
Jul 18th
One of Samsung Mobile display key engineer for the Super-Amoled technology now works for LG-Display ! Kim cancelled the work at Samsung last March and the engineer now works for LG-Display! read more
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Super Amoled Displays also available from LG-Display in the near future?
GE Global research: White OLED Outlook Brightens with Efficiency Breakthrough
Jul 15th
56 lumens-per-watt efficiency achievement proves that flexible, white OLED lighting devices can be made at low cost using “solution-coatable” materials. read more
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GE Global research: White OLED Outlook Brightens with Efficiency Breakthrough