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At the SID-2011 Universal Display announced new PHOLED material record in lifetime and efficiency.
The main problem is always blue with only 20.000 hours (LT50) Green-Yellow reach 1.4 million hours, and their red color reach 900.000 hours.

Universal Display will report technology advances and unveil a variety of novel prototypes to demonstrate the benefits of its OLED technologies and materials for OLED displays and lighting during SID Display Week.

Major advances in company’s OLED technology platforms target displays, white lighting and flexible OLEDs
Steven V. Abramson from UDC
“With momentum building for OLEDs in mobile, television and lighting applications, we’re looking forward to returning to SID’s Display Week to demonstrate the latest advances in our OLED technologies and materials,”

Universal Display enabling energy-efficient displays and lighting with its UniversalPHOLED® technology and materials, today announced that the company has established a new subsidiary in Japan to better serve and support the needs of the company’s OLED display and white lighting customers and partners in the country. The new subsidiary, Universal Display Corporation Japan KK, is headquartered at 6-12 Nishi-Shinbashi, 1-Chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0003. As part of the growth in Japan, Universal Display is pleased to announce that Dr. Kentaro Harada has joined the new subsidiary as Key Technical Account Manager, Japan.

“By establishing a subsidiary in Japan, Universal Display can now support its OLED customers and partners with enhanced technical interface and communications in Japan”

Universal-Display today announced the pricing of its public offering of 5,000,000 shares of its common stock at $46.00 per share. The Company has granted the underwriters an option to purchase up to an additional 750,000 shares during the next 30 days to cover over-allotments, if any. The Company estimates that the net proceeds from this offering, before offering expenses, will be approximately $217,350,000, or approximately $249,952,500 if the underwriters’ over-allotment option is exercised in full.

Universal Display prepares for continued growth of OLED industry and demand for energyefficient display and lighting products using its proprietary, phosphorescent OLED technologies and materials.

Universal Display Corporation Exhibiting at FPD International 2010 and Green Device 2010 in Japan
Company to highlight recent technical advances for OLED displays and white lighting, including in its PHOLED technologies and materials for vacuum thermal evaporation as well as solution-processing.

Plextronics announced today that its Plexcore® OC NQ ink is now available for limited sampling, with more broad availability expected in 2011. The non-aqueous-based Hole Injection Layer (HIL) ink augments the company’s existing aqueous-based HIL, and is geared specifically for solution processible phosphorescent OLED emitters. The
company also expects to introduce ink-jet (printable) inks for limited sampling early in 2011. This is a major step for large, and cheap OLED-Television panels end 2011.

Universal Display announces significant advances in solution processible phosphorescent OLED Material systems for potential low cost OLED manufacturing.

Advances accelerate potential use of solution-processing manufacturing techniques, including inkjet printing and other liquid-based deposition methods, for OLED fabrication.UDC show these new milestones at the IMID-2010 event in Korea.
Dr. Kwang Ohk Cheon, Senior Research Scientist at

Universal Display delivered eight novel wrist mounted phosphorescent OLED Displays built on thin flexible metal foil to the US Army. In co-operation with LG Display and L-3 Display Systems UDC are demonstrated a fully functional display and communication device.

Universal-Display use for this OLED lighting ceiling system the record breaking 58 lm/Watt PHOLED Panel.

Armstrong and UDC deliver this to U.S. Department of Energy to completetheir $1.9 million, two-year, Solid State Lighting Product Program titled “Development of High Efficacy, Low Cost Phosphorescent OLED Lighting Ceiling Luminaire System.” This demonstration is a critical step toward the commercialization of efficient, low-cost lighting systems for commercial applications.
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