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Samsung Mobile Display showcase a new prototype of a 19 inch OLED-Tv which was produced with a new inkjet method.

The panel is a AM-OLED panel with a 960×540 pixel 58ppi resolution.The brightness is 200 cd/m², 16.77 million colors and a 8-bit color scale. Samsung told TechOn that this panel is only a prototype and still under development.

Tokyo Electron Limited and Seiko Epson Corporation announced the conclusion of a joint development agreement for organic light-emitting diode OLED-display manufacturing technology.

Processes for forming a uniform film of organic material on substrates are essential in the manufacture of OLED displays, and the technique currently in general use is vacuum thermal evaporation (VTE), which uses masks in a vacuum to form the film on the substrate. However, manufacturers must improve productivity and develop efficient manufacturing technologies, such as those incorporating next-generation inkjet methods* for film formation, before volume production of OLED displays can become a reality.

Kateeva has devised a method for depositing the OLED materials with inkjet printers and a micro-dryer called a T Jet means thermal jet along with proprietary inks that effectively will let manufacturers employ Gen 8.5 and larger substrates – which measure more than 6 feet a side – to produce OLEDs.

Polymertronics develops inkjet-printable, ultraviolet (UV) curable organic light-emitting diode (OLED) active inks.

Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:PANL), a major force behind today’s and tomorrow’s displays and lighting with its Universal PHOLED™ phosphorescent OLED technology and materials, will today

Development of High-Performance P(2)OLEDs Driving the Potential for Cost-Effective Printing of Large-Area OLED Displays.

OLED (organic light-emitting diode) display technology is set to make minor inroads into the TV market during the next few years, iSuppli predicts.