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The OLED Handbook is a must read for OLED TV and OLED technology enthusiasts. Written by OLED expert Ron Mertens, this comprehensive 100+ page guide covers a wide range of subjects including:

  • OLED technology and materials
  • How an OLED panel is produced
  • How OLEDs compare to LCD displays
  • What kind of OLED displays are available on the market today
  • Samsung’s Super AMOLED and Nokia’s Clear Black displays
  • OLED lighting technology, currently available panels and lamps (complete with technical specifications and prices)
  • The future of OLED displays and lighting and the challenges ahead

Also included in the OLED Handbook are sections on the history of OLED development,  a guide to OLED investment,  a comprehensive list of OLED companies and much more.

With 2012 looking like a key year for OLED displays now is the time to get up to speed on OLED technology. The handbook is available for instant download, just click on the image for more details. Ron Mertens is the founder of OLED-Info the top source on OLED technology with over 80,000 monthly readers. The OLED Handbook is available for instant download, just click on the image below.

 

OLED Handbook

 

There’s talk of a new player in the OLED TV market, Seiko Epson.  With partner Tokyo Electron they teamed up last fall to develop inkjet-printed OLED displays. The latest news is a $30-40 million dolar investment in production facilities to print OLED TV panels.

Production is expected to start in 2013. It’s great to see another manufacturer with innovative OLED TV panel printing technology.

More at: www.oled-info.com

 

There’s a new Haier OLED TV at IFA 2011. It’s transparent. While I knew this was possible with OLED TV technology this is the first model to actually use it.

See for yourself, it’s in French but it doesn’t matter;

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Also, this site was recently hacked by some nasty folks. Any strange page descriptions or links should be gone now.

 

 

Good news from Samsung for those waiting for a decent size OLED TV. Samsung has signed a 6 year deal with Universal Display to use their OLED patents and supply OLED display materials.

“In a two-part structure, Samsung pays license fees for the right to dip into Universal Display’s cache of phosphorescent OLED patents and also pays the company to supply OLED materials along the way.”

Full story at The Fool

 

How about a 55″ Apple OLED TV for Christmas next year? According to Smarthouse.com, Apple and LG may be in talks to bring out an Apple OLED TV later next year. No other details are available but this is great news for OLED TV fans.

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