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displaysearch.com - 3/14/2009

OLED Lighting to Take Off in 2011; Revenues Will Pass PMOLED Displays by 2014, Reaching $6 ...

— displaysearch.com — OLED Lighting to Take Off in 2011; Revenues Will Pass PMOLED Displays by 2014, Reaching $6 Billion by 2018, DisplaySearch Predicts Sort Date: 03122009 AUSTIN , TEXAS , March 12, 2009 —TheOLED lighting market is setting the stage to take off in 2011, ... (more) OLED Lighting to Take Off in 2011; Revenues Will Pass ...

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oled-display.net - 3/6/2009

Philips show transparent OLED lighting prototype

— oled-display.net — Scientists at Philips Research are currently progressing towards the development of transparent OLEDs. Now Philips show us some picture from the new windows as light application. This means OLED panels could function as ordinary windows during ... (more) Philips show transparent OLED lighting prototype

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blog.wired.com - 3/6/2009

RIOE and Philips Show Transparent OLED Prototypes at Tokyo Fair

— blog.wired.com — Philips Electronics and other companies researching future display technologies got together this week at the Big Sight lighting fair in Tokyo to unveiled cool new OLED prototypes, including the latest builds of transparent displays.  ... (more) RIOE and Philips Show Transparent OLED Prototypes at ...

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Philips' transparent OLED lighting for post-modern identity masking, toilets
Engadget — ... We're still looking at another 3 to 5 years of development here, but transparent OLED lighting panels are definitely on the way. This 12-centimeter prototype panel developed by Philips Research is transparent until flipping the switch for illumination. Unfortunately, ...

Philips shows off the OLED window
T3.com All — ... this kind of OLED produced commercially', especially in a size that's usable - the prototype is just 12cm in size. There are problems with production too. All OLEDs need to be created in a 'clean' room, with a single particle able to destroy an entire screen. So you can imagine how sky high the production costs will be. Still, it's impressive stuff and an interesting glimpse into the future of our homes. let's hope the robot butler follows close behind. Link: Philips (via TechRadar ) Related links: [image]

Philips preparing OLED Windows for the future
Tech Ticker —   Philips Research is busy working on transparent OLEDs that can be used as glasses for windows. The transparent OLED is a concept for now which looks like a normal window when turned off but illuminates when it is turned on. Philips has prepared a 12cm prototype and claims that it could take a few years before it hits the retail market. [OLEDinfo via Techradar] Advertisement: Samsung Hub - Tracking minute steps of the Korean Giant Submit to: ...