The Managing Director from the OLED-Associaton Barry Young make some analysis about the report Google Nexus One AMOLED vs Iphones LCD IPS Display.

A scientific analysis from displaymate.com finds that Apples Iphone LCD does have a better image quality than the OLED from Googles Nexus One.

The LCD screen on the iPhone 3GS is far from perfect, but it's also significantly better than the much-touted AM-OLED display on the Google Nexus One. The analysts says that the Nexus One does have a eye catching display, but it has also a lot of noise and artifacts and it just isn´t accurate.

The guys from Mobile-review.com compare the Super Amoled from the Samsung Wave and the Amoled from the Google Nexus One.

Mobile-Review.com says:

Tomasz Hasinki and Android software engineer Romain Guys give us more information about Nexus One's OLED display and the interactive, 3D framework.
Google Nexus one now available at Amazon

At the Digital Experience some Google stuff shows us the AMOLED Display and to send sms per automatic speech recognition. Great function! The AMOLED display is build from Samsung mobile display and is the same display like the Samsung Omnia II.

Technical details OLED Screen from Nexus One:

• 3.7-inch (diagonal) widescreen WVGA AMOLED touchscreen
• 800 x 480 pixels

Google announced the Google Nexus One with an 3.7 inch AMOLED Display. The OLED Display does have a WVGA resolution 800x480 pixels and 100.000:1 typical contrast ratio.

At the moment Google ships only to US, United Kingdom, Singapore, and Hong Kong. The unlocked phone costs 529 Dollar.

Google Nexus One technical Details

Size and weight
Height
119mm
Width
59.8mm
Depth
11.5mm
Weight
130 grams w/battery

Engadget.com reviewed the first mobile phone from Google the NEXUS ONE.
Here are the review from engadget.com about the 3.7 inch AMOLED Display

Google announces a Android press conference for January 5th in Mountain View. This could be the release date for the first mobile phone from Google the Nexus One.

With the launch of the first Android-powered device just over a year ago, we've seen how a powerful, open platform can spur mobile product innovation. And this is just the beginning of what's possible.

Gizmodo.com about the Display:
That screen is damn good
Even though the screen is the same size and same resolution as the Droid, it's noticeably better. The colors are much more vibrant and the blacks are blacker, as evidenced by putting both side by side and hitting up various websites and loading various games.

After the unreleased mobile phone from Google (Nexus One) where are some new rumors that Google want to build a own branded Netbook.
Like the Nexus One it is possible that the Google netbook does also have an AMOLED Display.

Middle 2010 the price from 10 inch OLED panels could be fall dramatically. All major manufacturer invests a lot of money for new production lines.