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.

The Samsung IceTouch (YP-H1), featuring the world’s first 2-inch, full color, transparent Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) touch-screen display, functions as a DVD-quality video player, studio quality audio player, an ultra-portable photo album, an FM radio and even a portable storage device.

LG Display show at the FPD-International 2009 in Japan a wide range of OLED Displays. The organic display products ranging in size from 2.67-inch to 20.7-inch.

The highlight is the world largest 15-inch transparent AMOLED Display.

The Science Express to tour 60 German cities by the end of November 2009 – Siemens, as a leading supporter, to contribute a wide range of exhibits and related projects.

At this Science Express Siemens and Osram to showcase the future of lighting.

Shining Future with OLEDS

The CES-2009 was for the OLED technology another highlight event. So we have the best Videos from the CES-2009 about OLED.
Enjoy!

As we reported Samsung shows some Transparent OLED, here are the technical details for you:

Samsung SDI Co Ltd showcased the "Window Display," an OLED panel with a transparent of 30%. The company used four 12.1-inch Window Displays to make a "window".The resolution of the panel is 840 ×504, and its luminance is 200cd/m2. The color reproduction range is 100% of the NTSC standard. The response time is 0.01ms.

The company exhibited a prototype of a 4.82-inch OLED panel with a transmittance of 30% at SID 2008, which took place in May 2008. But this is the first time that the company has showed off the translucent OLED panel in Japan.