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The CES-2009 was for the OLED technology another highlight event. So we have the best Videos from the CES-2009 about OLED.
Enjoy!

LG Display has struck a long-term deal with Apple to produce 15-inch organic, light emitting diode displays for use in its devices. The screen being displayed at the International Consumer Electronics Show CES-2009 in Las Vegas this week and is being prepared for mass production as you are reading this piece.

Samsung Mobile Display – showcases several OLED display panels, ranging in size from 2.6 to 14.1 inches, including panels already used in mobile devices and panels slated to appear in future devices. SMD, a new joint venture between Samsung SDI and Samsung Electronics, is a leading supplier of AMOLED displays used in mobile phones, as well as PMP, DSC, and DPF devices. SMD demonstrates other future concept devices including a transparent AMOLED, 3D AMOLED, and a foldable display based on AMOLED.

Samsung Mobile Display 3d AMOLED Display

As we reported Samsung shows some Transparent OLED, here are the technical details for you:

Sony shows
The screen, dubbed “Flex OLED” by Sony, is just a few inches across, is manufactured on a thin sheet of plastic and can be gently bent while it’s showing video.

Now at the CES-2009 Sony shows us also some new design concept including the new FLEX OLED.
Sony shows some wristband mp3/mp4 player design concept with this technology.

Sony is big into OLED. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company is exhibiting a prototype that is just under a millimeter thick along with displays in the 21- and 27-inch range. CEO Howard Stringer also showed off a flexible display during his speech on Thursday.

We have some interview from digitaltrends with some Sony guy about OLED.
Sony exhibit also some new wrist worn mp3 player Prototype with an OLED Display.

Sonys CEO Sir Howard Stringer announced today a new Flexible OLED prototype!

The clearest sign of this innovation was Sir Howard’s live demonstration of Flex OLED, a colour screen you can bend.

Its appearance at Sony CEO Howard Stringer’s Thursday morning keynote is the first time the screen has been seen outside of Sony’s research and development labs and the first time it’s been seen live.

Howard Stringer says about OLED:

Our next step is 20 to 30 inch class” OLED TVs. Howard Stringer shows now a flexible OLED screen prototype.

So it looks like Sony is not introducing a new OLED Television device.
XEL-2 must wait?

Tom Hanks at the CES 2009 Sony Keynote 2009

We reported early this week about Universal-Displays world first wrist worn application.

The wrist-worn flexible OLED device, developed by Universal Display, is an excellent example of the future capabilities of OLED technology,” stated Barry Young, managing director of the OLED Association. “This prototype demonstrates the unique strengths of OLED products on
display at the CES Digital Experience which were produced by OLED Association members.”