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

When do you believe we can see the next step for OLEDs, maybe in Mini Notebooks/Netbooks or Computer Monitors in 8-12 inch sizes?

By 2007, the OLED Industry had begun to ship products that were used in mobile phones, MP3s, automobiles, and headsets, yet the companies making the material, equipment, displays and lighting were virtually invisible. The newly emerging industry is relatively small – with ~US$500M in global revenues – but a handful of visionary leaders came together to create a forum to spotlight the OLED industry participants. The result is the OLED Association (OLED-A).

Challenges

The Arstechnica magazine make some Interview with Managing director OLED-A Barry Young.

Guiding our entire discussion was one over-arching question: when will we start seeing very large OLED panels at affordable prices? The answer, in a nutshell, is maybe in 2010—but it ultimately depends on how fast the global economy recovers.

Samsung Mobile Display – showcases several OLED display panels, ranging in size from 2.6 to 14.1 inches, including panels already used in mobile devices and panels slated to appear in future devices. SMD, a new joint venture between Samsung SDI and Samsung Electronics, is a leading supplier of AMOLED displays used in mobile phones, as well as PMP, DSC, and DPF devices. SMD demonstrates other future concept devices including a transparent AMOLED, 3D AMOLED, and a foldable display based on AMOLED.

Samsung Mobile Display 3d AMOLED Display

The Most Beautiful, Greenest, Thinnest Displays and an Enlightened Future
"A Showcase for the Future of Consumer Electronics," says Barry Young, Managing Director, OLED-A

The OLED Association is highlighting new OLED displays and display products, as well as innovative OLED lighting designs at the Digital Experience 2009. With products and prototypes from six member companies from Asia, Europe, and North America, OLED-A is providing the media attending Digital Experience with a glimpse of the organic electronic future.

Company exhibits full-color, wrist-worn OLED device alongside other members of the OLED Association at lead-in event to the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).