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The Samsung Wave with the SUPER AMOLED is not yet official, but a great deal of information about it has already leaked out. The Super AMOLED is much more better visibillity in sunlight! Samsung suggested that this new Super OLED is five times more vivid than regular and performs 20 percent better when it is used outdoor.

For a few days Samsung announced that they want to introduce their SUPER AMOLED with integrated touch function.

Samsung introduce in Korea the SHW-M100S with an 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED Touchscreen Display. The SHW-M100S runs with Android 2.1 on a 800Mhz processor, has a 5Mp camera, 720p video recording, Wi-Fi, GPS, T-DMB, DivX support and social-networking-service.
No news on pricing for the phone, nor whether it might make it over to the US or Europe.

The Koreatimes and JKnews are reporting that Samsung Mobile Display will begin mass producing the world’s first touch function AMOLED panel starting in March. This product is known as Samsung’s 3.3 inch WVGA (480X800) resolution AMOLED.

The new Samsung HZ35W Offers GPS Technology with Visual Map-View and 3.0″ AMOLED Screen.

Now we can show you more photos and videos about this stunning 14 inch transparent AMOLED notebook from Samsung. This is the world first and largest transparent OLED panel prototype, designed for use in applications from smartphones, mp3s and Notebooks. When the screen is off, the prototype has up to 40 % transparency.

Rf powered AMOLED technology is used for the enhanced electronic ID cards, taking security to a higher level. It can also securely store biographical information and digital imagery in the card. The screen requires no additional battery power, and instead can draw power from a nearby RF-powered source that is AMOLED adapted.
Some potential applications for the prototype include:
ID document e-id: eVisa on passport, driver licenses
Dynamic security feature for banking & e-commerce online transactions; credit cards

This 14 inch 3D panel is world first OLED Display that features qFHD resolution (960×540) a contrast ratio of 100.000:1 a color gamut of over 100% NTSC and a ultra slim design with a panel thickness of only 1.6 mm providing outstanding brightness and exceptional image quality.
Image switching on this prototype panel is fast enough to eliminate optical crosstalk between the two 3d images.

Samsung told us at the Digital Experience that they want show the world largest OLED Television device the CES-2010. Samsung want to begin with the mass production from OLED TV devices in 2012. Stay tuned for exclusive pictures from the CES-2010!