LG 77 Curved OLED TV
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Samsung Display Reveals World’s First 55inch Transparent OLED and Mirror OLED Display
In Retail Asia Expo 2015 (9 – 11 June) held in Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Samsung Display presented transparent and mirror type OLED in 55inch large size.
[SID 2015] AUO’s New RGBY Pixel Structure, Can It Be an Answer for Low-Powered OLED?
Display consumes most power out of smartphone battery usage. In SID 2015, AUO gave speech on new RGBY pixel structure to solve the power consumption issue.
LG Chem Flexible OLED light panel – Flexibility Test & Hammer Test
LG Chem Flexible OLED light panel – Flexibility Test & Hammer Test
[SID 2015] High Resolution OLED for Commercial Display Too! SEL Reveals 81inch Multi OLED Display
Commercial display is a display installed in public areas. With the advantage of being able to deliver various information without being restricted to a place or time, it is becoming a new display market.
[SID 2015] Chinese LCD’s Continuous Evolution. OLED, What To Do?
LCD technology of Chinese companies is continually evolving. In SID 2015, BOE exhibited world’s largest 110inch 8K and world’s first 82inch 10K LCD panels.
[SID 2015] JDI’s Flexible White OLED Scheduler
Japan Display (JDI) revealed product level of flexible OLED exceeding the demonstration standard of OLED panel exhibition.
[SID 2015] OLED’s Endless Evolution. SEL Reveals 8K Foldable AMOLED Panel
During the author interview on 3 June, first day of SID 2015 Symposium, Japan’s SEL (Semiconductor Energy Laboratory) revealed 13.5 inch 8K foldable AMOLED panel and drew most attention in the room.
[SID2015] What is the Answer for Flexible & Transparent with Excellent Image Quality?
In SID 2015 Display Week (31 May – 5 June), LG Display’s CTO In Byeong Kang gave a keynote speech.
Seoul National University’s Research Team Lead by Professor Changhee Lee Succeed in Developing High Output QLED Emitting True Ultraviolet Light
South Korean research team lead by Professor Changhee Lee in Seoul University succeeded in making first quantum dots that emit ultraviolet light and used them to produce a flexible, light-emitting diode.