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“True Blue” OLED material developed
CrunchGear — ... One of the things they’ve been working out is the materials to be used for tinting the light red, green, or blue in various amounts. They’ve got good materials for red and green, but until some scientists at Pusan University in South Korea announced they’d found a blue one today, that color was created using a less efficient process (probably less pure blue, requiring compensation in light amount or something). Not exactly world-changing news, but it’s good to know my future OLED TV won’t be comprimising on color in the first generation. ...

South Koreans Discover 'True Blue' Material for Better OLED Screens [Feeling Blue]
Gizmodo — ... The discovery was the work of Pusan National University chemistry professor Jin Sung-Ho, who said the discovery was an important one for advancing the energy efficiency of OLEDs. For gadget lovers, it's yet another piece of the puzzle that, when completed, will mean powerful, beautiful OLED TVs are a mainstay in homes across the world. [AFP] ...

South Korean scientists claim development of "true blue" for OLED displays
Engadget — ... It's no secret that OLED gurus have had the toughest time improving the life of blue luminance to match the lifespans of its red and green counterparts, but a team of South Korean scientists have purportedly stumbled upon (or developed, as it were) a ...

Han descubierto un material capaz de mezclar el azul mejor en los paneles AMOLED
Gizmología — ... pantallas OLED están fabricadas para mezclar el rojo, verde y azul, pero hasta el momento han tenido problemas con el color azul que provocaba problemas en la durabilidad de estas pantallas. Ahora con esta fórmula se podrán crear pantallas OLED más eficientes y demonios, ¡más baratas! Todo sea por ver porno con mejor contraste. ¿Será este el problema de la degradación de colores dentro de la estúpida/ridícula pantalla XEL-1 de Sony? Enlace: SKorean scientists claim to develop ‘true blue’ for OLED screen | Vía: OLED Info ...