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Flexible OLEDs could be part of lighting's future
(AP) -- On a bank of the Mohawk River, a windowless industrial building of corrugated steel hides something that could make floor lamps, bedside lamps, wall sconces and nearly every other household lamp obsolete. It's a machine that prints lights.
Idemitsu, Sony Achieve World's Highest Level Of Luminous Efficiency For Blue Fluorescent
Idemitsu Kosan and Sony today announced the achievement of 28.5% internal quantum efficiency (IQE) in deep blue fluorescent OLED devices, the world's highest level of luminous efficiency for this technology.
Wired Wallpaper Offers Alternative to Outlets
Philips has recently designed a type of wallpaper with conducting stripes running through it, enabling electrical devices to be hooked up to just about anywhere on the wall.
Sony Debuts First OLED TV in the US
Sony today announced the availability of the industry’s first Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) television in the United States.
Simple OLEDs ready for quick manufacturing
With their attractively low energy consumption, Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) are widely predicted to replace the LCDs now used in the large screens of laptops and TVs. Currently, OLEDs are commonly used in small portable devices such as cell phones, but adapting them to large screens will still require a few modifications.
Universal Display Announces Fundamental Breakthrough in Blue Phosphorescent OLEDs
Universal Display Corporation announced a fundamental technical achievement in the development of its blue PHOLED phosphorescent OLED technology: a sky blue PHOLED with over 15,000 hours of operating lifetime. This is the first blue PHOLED which has broken through, by an order of magnitude, the 1,000 hour lifetime barrier – a challenge that some people thought might be insurmountable. The announcement was made today at Universal Display's annual shareholders' meeting, held in Philadelphia, PA.
Samsung Develops World's First 40-inch a-Si-based OLED for TVs
Samsung Electronics today announced that it has successfully developed the world's first single-sheet, 40-inch active matrix OLED for emissive flat panel TV applications. The high-definition-compatible OLED prototype has a wide screen pixel format of 1280x800 (WXGA) driven by an amorphous silicon (a-Si) active matrix backplane to permit faster video response times with low power consumption. In January Samsung announced that it developed 21-inch single-panel active matrix-based OLED display.
World's Largest 21-inch OLED for TVs from Samsung
Samsung Electronics, the leader in TFT-LCD technology, announced today that it developed the largest single-panel active matrix-based (AM) Organic Light-Emitting Diode (
OLED) display.
At 21-inches, this OLED features the highest resolution at 6.22 million pixels (WUXGA: wide ultra-extended graphics array). In addition, the company adopted AM-based technology for its low power consumption and high-resolution qualities.
