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oled-info.com - 5/11/2009

Japanese researchers developed rubber-like OLED

— oled-info.com — University of Tokyo researchers developed a new kind of OLED display, that can actually stretch and deform... - like rubber.They showed one displays that is shaped like a face, and showing changing expressions, and another screen that is spherical and ... (more) Japanese researchers developed rubber-like OLED

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sonystyle.com - 5/13/2009

OLED Touch Screen | Sony | SonyStyle USA

— sonystyle.com — Sort By: NWZ-X1061FBSMP Model Number: NWZ-X1061FBSMP 32GB X Series Walkman Video MP3 Player Model features: 32GB, 3"... OLED touch screen, built-in Wi-Fi, up to 33 hours music and 9 hours video playback, premium noise canceling headphones, 100 free ... (more) OLED Touch Screen | Sony | SonyStyle USA

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engadget.com - 5/13/2009

Sony OLED Walkman impressions

— engadget.com — Considering that we're holding a Japanese unit in our hands, our impressions of Sony's OLED Walkman will... be somewhat limited. That said, we figured it prudent to pass along our initial judgments until the US model shows up sometime between tomorrow ... (more) Sony OLED Walkman impressions

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Panasonic confirm OLED work; 40-inch production in 2010?
SlashGear — Panasonic have confirmed more details regarding their plans to develop a 37-inch OLED TV, though it hasn’t been enough to prevent their Nikkei share price from sliding slightly.  The company revealed that it has been working with Sumitomo Chemical Co to develop the super-thin OLED panels, as well as other manufacturers whom Panasonic declined to name. While Panasonic themselves claim to have made no decisions as to the commercialization of OLED televisions, the Nikkei Business Daily claims the company plans to develop ...

Panasonic and Sumitomo see eye to eye in this OLED game, big screens due in 2010
Engadget — ... are zeroed in and have the tunnel vision to deliver the 40-inch plus OLED HDTVs we've been waiting for within fiscal 2010. Once organic electroluminescent product is flooding the streets, the plan is apparently to cut the power requirements of the bright, slim displays to less than a third of current LCDs by 2015, right around the time Samsung thinks this tech will be ready for the mainstream, anyone else care to make a prediction? (Registration req'd on read link) [Via Reuters & OLED-Info] Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment ...

Panasonic to launch 40-inch OLED TV in 2009
T3.com All — ... from Panasonic would really shake the market up, providing of course it doesn't cost 120,000. They've also stated they intend to manufacture a 37-inch model, which should be the first to hit shops - but we'd wait for the 40-inch monster, which will apparently arrive just a few months later. OLED TVs are renowned for being super slim (the XEL-1 is just 3mm thick), extra bright, and extra energy efficient, hence Sumitomo Chemical's interest in the format. Link: Panasonic (via Reuters and Electricpig ) Related links: [image] ...

Panasonic to launch 40-inch OLED TV in 2009
T3.com News — ...   They've also stated they intend to manufacture a 37-inch model, which should be the first to hit shops - but we'd wait for the 40-inch monster, which will apparently arrive just a few months later.   OLED TVs are renowned for being super slim (the XEL-1 is just 3mm thick), extra bright, and extra energy efficient, hence Sumitomo Chemical's interest in the format.   Link: Panasonic (via Reuters and Electricpig)   T3's Top ten OLED ...

OLED TV’s: The future
PR News: — ... However, there is a new technology in town called OLED or Organic Light Emitting Diode. This technology is set to take over both LCD and Plasma, but we are way off at the moment. IT Pro Portal explains that the price of OLED is expected to fall within the next few years, so should just be in time for the Olympic Games in London in 2012. The only OLED screen currently available is the Sony Bravia XEL-1, which only has a screen size of 21-inches. Reuters are reporting that we could see a 40-inch Panasonic OLED TV by 2010, but surly that ...