Asus shows at the CES-2010 a design concept with an OLED wristband, and a foldable Notebook also with OLED technology. The Asus staff told us that Asus plans to realize this devices with flexible OLED Displays. Asus want to introduce this products in the next 3 years.
The concept is called Waveface and it sits at the core of three exciting designs that combine already familiar ideas with more nascent technologies.

Waveface Ultra:

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.

Dell shows off their concept laptop with a super-slim 2mm thick OLED display - the Studio XPS 16 - at the CES. The OLED screen makes this gorgeous laptop super sharp and fast with its a high contrast ratio (10,000:1), vivid and impressive black levels.

Samsung showcased a Netbook with a 7 inch OLED Display. The resolution of the AMOLED Screen is 1024x600 pixels, and does have a 16:9 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 and a 1.000.000:1 contrast ratio.

Samsung also show a hybrid desktop notebook with an 14 inch AMOLED Display. The resolution of this dream display is 1366x768 pixel. The display is only 2.7 mm thick!

The video shows it all but the "laptop" has a flexible OLED display that is also capable of multitouch. When rolled out it becomes a 17-inch flat screen but can also be folded into a 13-inch tablet of sorts.
The device of the flexible display allows a new concept in notebook design growing out of the traditional bookformed laptop into unfurling and convolving portable computer.

On top of everything else all computer utilities from power supply through the holding belt to an interactive pen are integrated in Rolltop. This is really an all-in-one gadget.

Displaysearch reportet that the worldwide OLED revenue has set a new record, 192 Million Dollar in the second quarter 2009. This is more about 32% as in the first quarter 2009, and 22 % more then in 2008.

The global OLED market in 2016 is about 6.2 billion dollar.

Under the codename Tangent Bay Intel show the first multitouch, multiscreen concept solution.

Intel show a concept Notebook with four Displays. Above the keyboard there are 3 OLED Screens. On that OLED Displays you can organize information.

David Critchley, Lenovo's ThinkPad marketing manager says in an interview that Lenovo is also thinking about adding a
multi-touch screen to future ThinkPads, and will consider releasing a slim model of its T500 with 15-inch OLED screen "if demand is there," Carias said. Asus also want to bring out a high end notebook with an OLED in 2010. The panel can be delivered from LG Display.

Rumors in Korea are saying that LG Display has been testing OLED panels with a new touch screen technology for Apple. The main goal is to find a technology that is fingerprint resistant like the new iPhone 3GS which are announced from Apple at Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.