An interesting statement from Sony today. He claims that in the long term OLED will be the future for both 2D and 3D Televisions and displays.

He says also that direct display technology - similar to plasma - is a better way to watch TV.

This 14 inch 3D panel is world first OLED Display that features qFHD resolution (960x540) a contrast ratio of 100.000:1 a color gamut of over 100% NTSC and a ultra slim design with a panel thickness of only 1.6 mm providing outstanding brightness and exceptional image quality.
Image switching on this prototype panel is fast enough to eliminate optical crosstalk between the two 3d images.

Samsung Mobile Display (SMD) will be demonstrating three leading-edge, next generation OLED displays at Pepcom’s Digital Experience!
We are at the Digital Experience so stay tuned for exclusive pictures and videos!

A 14-inch qFHD 3D OLED prototype: ‘Crosstalk Free’

Samsung showcase at the FPD International 2009 a 30 inch 3D AMOLED Panel. The OLED Display does have a Full HD resolution and 1.000.000:1 contrast ratio.

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This report highlights the basic structure of the low power consuming next generation display market and its various sub-segments. We have taken LCD display as the benchmark for power consumption and have considered only those display technologies which consume lesser power than LCDs. These include electrochromic displays, electrophoretic displays, electrowetting, thermochromic, LED, OLED, Field Emitting Displays (FED) and electroluminescent and excluded CRT, LCD and Plasma.

Eiji Shikoh, an assistant professor at the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, developed an OLED device that emits circularly polarized light in the visible light range.

It is a basic technology to enable 3D representation on OLED and electronic paper displays. To produce the circularly polarized light in the visible light range, the spin state during the light emission process is controlled by injecting a spin-polarized carrier from the ferromagnetic negative electrode into the emission layer.

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