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OQO Inc announces the world first Umpc model with an OLED Display. The 2+ with the Intel® Atom™ processor, and worldwide 3G capability. Based on the 1.86GHz Intel Atom processor and 2GB RAM, the OQO model 2+ offers performance up to twice as fast as its predecessor and includes an embedded touchscreen for easier input.

OQO will shown this amazing UMPC Model at the CES-2009!

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LG Electronics will unveil the world’s slimmest LED LCD TV LH95 at the upcoming CES 2009 held in Las Vegas.

Featuring 24.8mm thickness, the LH95 supports 240Hz TrueMotion Drive technology and 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio. Sonys XEL-1 the first OLED-Televsion does have a contrast about 1.000.000:1. The LH95 does have a dynamic contrast about 2.000.000:1!

According to the company, this LED LCD TV is 2009 CES Innovation Award winners in the Display category. No word about price, resolution!
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Sony want to introduce the first touchscreen Walkman with a AMOLED Display. Sony want to show this 16 GB and 32 GB varieties at the CES-2009 in Las Vegas.

Sony’s new Walkman will also be touchscreen and WQVGA. The touchscreen will not be the usual LCD, but a brilliant three inch OLED with a contrast ratio around 10k. OLED display capabilities in terms of color reproduction are far beyond the average LCD, which means 100% color reproduction across a wider viewing angle.

Oled-Display.net give you the newest infos about the CES-2009 Flat TV HDTV rumors.

The CES-2009 starts at 08.01.2009 and ends 11.01.2009 in Las Vegas.
This year we are sure that there are many highlights.

OLED-Television at CES-2009

Announced Sony the XEL-2 at CES-2009?

In an magazin Samsung’s, Vice President in charge of Flat Panel Development HS Kim, said that while Samsung was one of the leaders in OLED development, it would not sell the technology until it could be made at a price the consumer was willing to pay.

But to our surprise he also said that “We can make larger displays, and we may demonstrate a 50in OLED TV at the CES show in January, though we haven’t decided yet,” he said, “But how much more would you be willing to pay for such a set?

Canon, the Japanese consumer electronics group, is clear to launch a new type of television after winning a patent lawsuit that has delayed its progress for more than three years.

Nasdaq-listed Applied Nanotech, which had sued the Japanese company for illegally sublicensing its patents, announced that it had decided not to appeal to the US Supreme Court. “It would probably be a futile effort,” said Douglas Baker, Applied Nanotech’s chief financial officer.

Wow some another great news from the IFA-2008, some Samsung official told us that the Korean company want to introduce the 14.1 inch OLED Panel early in 2009.