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The researchers from the National Physical Laboratory in New Delhi developed graphene quantum dots-based material that may lead to cheap and efficient solar cells and OLED displays. This new GQD material isn‘t composed of toxic metals anymore so there won’t be any problems for large-scale device applications.

Using GQD-based material could lead to light weight, flexible, cost-effective OLED-panels and roll to roll manufacturing.

Source:physorg.com

LG Display has announced on its 11th General Meeting of Shareholders in Pajugongjang that they will be able to produce cost competitive OLED-TV in 2013.

NEC Lighting Ltd’s OLED lighting

The exhibition „Lighting Fair 2011“ started in March 8th and is showcasing recent progress in lighting equipment and techniques including new OLED lighting products.

LG Display give us more information about our article: LG Display plans a 8 gen OLED-Tv production fab for 55 inch size in 2011

It looks like Apple want to introduce OLEDS in the near future in their products, because Apple files free different OLED patents.
In the first graphic Apple confirms that this device is a handheld or a tablet (Ipad-3?) The technology is not limited to that of a tablet device and that their OLED Display technology will apply also to other devices like the Iphone, iPod, or a MacBook.

Apple Patent 20100321305 is generally about driving an OLED display structure that is integrated with a touch sensor configuration.

A few days ago Samsung and AT&T introduced the Infus 4G with a 4.5 inch Super-Amoled Plus Display. Now Samsung Mobile announced the Samsung 4G LTE smartphone for Verizon.

The Samsung 4G LTE smartphone boasts a brilliant 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus touch screen display, 1GHz processor, a rear-facing 8-megapixel camera with LED flash ,a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera and runs Android 2.2.

Super-Amoled Plus is nearly the same like Super-Amoled but they increased the number of sub-pixels for more detail and better outdoor visibility.

The LG Group announced that they will boost the investment in 2011 by 12 percent. LG Group plans to invest 18,8 billion dollars. 70 percent of the investments are for LG Electronics, smartphones, tablet-pcs, OLED.

LG Display will continue to work on AM OLEDs, 3D panels and electronic paper, while LG Innotek will push high-end LED light bulbs.

Nemoptic presented us a dual-mode BiNem/OLED display technology, a display that combines a colour OLED with a monochrome Bistable Nematic LCD which can maintain a monochrome image even when power is removed or an colour OLED image.

But now the company has declared bankruptcy because they couldn´t find any buyer for their bistable epaper displays.

The San Francisco is Orange UK’s first Android phone that boasts a 800 x 480 pixels AMOLED screen, 3.2-megapixel camera, a capacitive touchscreen and Android 2.1 Eclair.

Other features:

• WiFi connectivity
• Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
• GPS onboard
• Data Speed: 3G+
• Network Band: Tri band
• MP3 / FM Radio
• 150MB internal memory
• 2GB microSD card (included in the box) expandable up right up to 32GB.
• Dimensions: 116 x 56.5 x 11.8mm
• Weight: 130g
• Talktime: 4hrs
• Standby: 9 days
• Video: Messaging
• Email: POP3 / IMAP4

Mitsubishi announced today that it will launch “Diamond Vision OLED,” the world’s first, large-scale display system in the 100-inch and above range that uses organic light emitting diode as its light source. Sales will begin worldwide on September 21.
Module-based, scalable screen allows flexible applications in size, shape!