OLEDNET completed their Annual Report of the OLED industry in 2009 wherein they also included their expectations for the year 2010.

Toshiba showing off a new smartphone with an 4.1 inch AmOLED display.
The smartphone is named K01 it comes with a Qwerty keyboard and an 1 Ghz Snapdragon Processor.More infos after the break.

AMOLED Product Roadmap by Suppliers

Displaysearch are showing a new OLED roadmap.

Toshiba Mobile Display (TMD) show a new 4.15 inch AMOLED for the first time, this OLED features a wide viewing angle and deeper black than LCD displays to provide a sparkling color image with fast response. The thin and light long-life OLED display, which uses small molecule organic materials and a top emission structure, has a 60,000 hours MTTF this are nearly seven years at 200cd/m.

There are new rumors that Panasonic want to introduce a 37 inch OLED Television device within 18 months to 2 years.

This information comes from the Senior Panasonic executive which were in Australia. He said that Panasonic is currently researching HD OLED Televisions.

Toshiba Corp said it would buy out its LCD joint venture with Panasonic Corp for about 2 billion yen ($20.3 million), aiming to speed up decision-making and restructuring to turn around the loss-making venture.

Toshiba will buy Panasonic's 40 percent stake in Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology, which is the world's second-largest maker of small and midsized LCD panels used in cellphones, car navigation systems and other devices.

After making the venture wholly owned and changing its name to Toshiba Mobile Display Co, Toshiba plans to focus on OLED Displays it said.

Toshiba Corp exhibited a technology that can significantly enhance light extraction efficiency of OLED TVs and lighting equipment at the International Nanotechnology Exhibition & Conference.

OLED is anticipated to become an important light-emitting device for the next generation," Toshiba said in a statement.

The new technology is designed to form patterns called "nano-grating," which have a pitch of several hundred nanometers, on a SiO2 substrate.

The Japanese government is backing Sony, Toshiba, Sharp, Matsushita Electric and some other companies in joint research of OLED TV Panels.

The excellent color reproduction and true black performance of TMD’s top emission OLED technology will be featured in a technology demonstration of a 3.18-inch WQVGA (240 x 427) active matrix module