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iSuppli – only 34,000 OLED TVs to sell on 2012, will grow to 2.1 million by 2015
Jan 11th
Earler today, LG said that they hope to sell 200,000-300,000 OLED TVs in 2012 , and up to 2 million in 2013. Market research company iSuppli is much less optimistic – they say that global OLED TV shipments in 2012 will amount to just 34,000 units. This will grow to 2.1 million in 2015. It’s not clear from iSuppli’s report, but it seems that they are only taking LG into account in their forecasts. Samsung will also offer its own 55″ OLED TV in 2012 , and today we heard that Panasonic are also developing their own OLED TV . read more
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DisplaySearch: OLED to grow from 4% of the FPD industry in 2011 to 16% in 2018 ($20 billion in revenue)
Jan 10th
DisplaySearch says that OLED displays are estimated to take around 4% of the total flat panel display (FPD) industry in 2011, and this will grow to around 16% in 2018. Revenue wise, OLEDs will grow from over $4 billion in 2011 to over $20 billion in 2018. A few weeks ago DisplaySearch said that AMOLED display revenue will reach $3.36 billion in 2011 – which means that they forecast around $700 million in PMOLED revenue. The company also says that OLED lighting is gaining momentum, and will reach $6 billion in revenue by 2018. read more
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DisplaySearch: 2011 AMOLED revenue up 169% to $3.36 billion
Jan 6th
DisplaySearch estimates that AMOLED revenue in 2011 reached $3.36 billion on 90 million units. Revenue grew by 169% (from $1.25 in 2010) and unit shipments grew 97%. Revenue grew faster then units because the average smartphone display is getting larger. According to DisplaySearch, AMOLED share of the small/medium display market is now 12% (up 6% in 2010). These numbers are actually lower than what DisplaySearch estimated back in August 2011 . Back then they said unit shipments will be 128 million and revenue will reach $4 billion. read more
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DisplayBank: the OLED market will grow to $12.8 billion by 2015
Nov 21st
Korean research firm DisplayBank says that the AMOLED market will grow from about $1.4 billion in 2010 to $12.8 billion in 2015. The growth will be led by small and medium AMOLED panels – and production technology will become more stable. OLED TV shipments, starting in 2012 , will also help the market exhibit fast growth rates. Back in April, DisplaySearch predicted that AMOLED for mobile phones sales will reach around $10 billion in 2015 (that’s without the tablet, laptop, monitor and TV markets). iSupply meanwhile are much less optimistic – they estimate that the total AMOLED market will reach $3.6 billion in sales in 2015 . read more
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Samsung – we sold over 30 million Galaxy S and SII phones
Oct 22nd
Samsung announced that it has sold over 30 million Galaxy S and Galaxy S II phones worldwide. It was just a month ago that Samsung announced it has sold over 10 million SII phones , so we can assume that Galaxy S sales have reached almost 20 million units (and this phone is still on sale). The Galaxy-S has a 1 Ghz processor and a large 4″ Super-AMOLED display, while the Galaxy S II has a 4.3″ WVGA Super AMOLED plus display, 1.2Ghz dual-core processor, NFC, Bluetooth 3 and HSPA+. It’s only 8.49mm thick at its thinnest point. read more
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LUX Research – OLED lighting will remain a small market, only $58 million in 2020
Jul 27th
LUX Research released a new OLED lighting report ( Finding the End of the Tunnel for OLED Lighting ) in which they say that OLED lighting will remain a small niche player in the future – in fact in 2020 worldwide revenues will only amount to $58 million. LUX Research says that while OLEDs will drop from $18 per lumen today to $0.71 per lumen in 2020, this will not be enough as the technology will still lag behind other display technologies, and this will limit adoption. LUX Research also forecasts that flexible OLEDs on plastic substrate will be cheaper than glass – and will cost $0.18 per lumens in 2020. They say that 63% of the OLED market in 2020 will be flexible OLEDs. read more
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The OLED Handbook
May 31st
Today we launched our first product – The OLED Handbook. This is a comprehensive guide to OLED technology, market and industry – encompassing all that we learned here at OLED-Info over the past 6 years. We are seeing a growing interest in OLEDs – from all over the world, and we believe that this guide can help introduce the subject quickly and throughly. Reading this book, you’ll learn all about: OLED technology and materials What kind of OLED displays are available today What is a Super AMOLED and a Clear Black display All about OLED lighting technology OLED lighting panels and lamps available today The future of OLED displays and lighting And lot’s more ! read more
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Frost & Sullivan to host a free OLED TV webinar on December 1st
Nov 23rd
Research Analyst Lavanya Rammohan from Frost and Sullivan will host a short teleconference on December 1st about the OLED TV and 3D TV markets. Lavanya will provide a concise analysis of the markets, along with identifying key market trends that are expected to have a significant impact on growth rates. Highlights of this briefing include an analysis of market trends, demand analysis, revenue forecasts trends, growth opportunities and competitive analysis. This will be followed by a live Q&A session. More information (and registration link) can be found here .
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NanoMarkets: OLED Lighting materials sales to reach $1.4 Billion by 2015
Oct 27th
Nanomarkets has released a new OLED-Lighting report ( OLED Lighting Materials Market Trends and Impact ). According to the new report, the sales of materials for OLED-Lighting will reach $1.4 billion in 2015. Nanomarkets says that electron transport layer (ETL) materials will contribute the largest revenues with $370 million in sales in 2015, sales of emissive layer materials will reach almost $210 million. Substrates and encapsulation will together account for almost 20% of the OLED lighting materials market in 2015.
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DisplaySearch: OLED revenues reached $826 million in 2009
Apr 1st
DisplaySearch released a new Quarterly OLED Shipment and Forecast Report in which they say that OLED revenue was $826 million in 2009 – a record year. AMOLED revenue was $537 million, and PMOLED revenue was $291 (lower than 2008, mostly because mobile phone design is moving away from clamshell phones). Samsung Mobile Display is still the biggest OLED maker, with $566 million in revenues. Samsung is followed by RiTdisplay ($106 million), Pioneer ($60 million), TDK and Visionox ($15 million). OLED-Info readers get a 5% discount on this report, follow this link
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