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Scientists purportedly improve blue OLED efficiency by 25%
engadget.com - 3/23/2009
Scientists purportedly improve blue OLED efficiency by 25%
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The holy grail of OLED is upon us. With scientists around the world working to improve efficiency of the short-lived blue OLED in order to better align with lifespans of the green and red counterparts, a team from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has reportedly taken a huge leap in ...
smarthouse.com.au - 3/19/2009
NEW Apple OLED Notebook & iPhone Confirmed By LG
— smarthouse.com.au — Apple is set to launch new OLED notebooks and flat panel monitors along with a new OLED... iPhone claim sources at LG in Korea. (more) NEW Apple OLED Notebook & iPhone Confirmed By LG

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t3.com - 3/23/2009
Apple OLED notebooks, iPhone and netbook rumoured | T3 magazine
— t3.com — 20|03|2009 20:01 Are OLED's more exoensive though? I'm thinking about getting an iphone when the enw one... come sout but not sure about the price. If it went up any higher then I definitely couldn't afford it. By marovingean 20|03|2009 19:41 From the ... (more) Apple OLED notebooks, iPhone and netbook rumoured | T3 ...

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Tech Digest:  Blue OLED efficiency up 25%

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Blue OLED efficiency up 25%
Tech Digest — ... have to play the waiting game. The PNNL scientists are rumoured to be discussing their findings ahead of meeting the American Chemical society later this spring, so hopefully we'll have more to tell then. A breakthrough of this scale is great news for the technology, but we'll just have to wait and see how expensive it is. Anything that pushes OLED prices up further would be pretty bad news for a technology that has been a stranger to affordable pricing to date. Alan Martin (via Engadget )

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