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youtube.com - 11/24/2008

Samsung Flexible OLED @ FPD international 2008 (video)

— youtube.com — foldable display (more) Samsung Flexible OLED @ FPD international 2008 (video)

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gizmodo.com - 11/24/2008

Feeling Blue: South Koreans Discover 'True Blue' Material for Better OLED Screens

— gizmodo.com — OLED screens are pretty awesome all around, but they have more than a few Achilles Heels to overcome before they're accepted into the mainstream. That said, one of the hurdles has allegedly fallen this weekend, thanks to new research out of South ... (more) Feeling Blue: South Koreans Discover 'True Blue' ...

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engadget.com - 11/24/2008

Samsung concept phone unfolds to hypnotize onlookers with flexible OLED

— engadget.com — Cellphones are caught in this awkward spot where they've got to be small -- like pocketable, doesn't-look-ridiculous-on-your-face small -- and yet somehow big enough to pack an expansive, pretty display that's capable of displaying a lot of stuff ... (more) Samsung concept phone unfolds to hypnotize onlookers ...

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German labs set new mark for energy efficient white OLEDs
Engadget — ... under varying levels of intensity leads to the next step, producing stable deep-blue colored emitters for increased efficiency (100 lumens per watt or more) so they can start illuminating surfaces near you. Isn't it lucky, we know some folks in South Korea BASF might want to have a chat with. ...

Japanese researchers make green OLEDs more efficient than ever
Engadget — Blue OLEDs may have been garnering the lion's share of researchers' attention as of late, but it looks like a group of researchers led by Akiyoshi Mikami of the Kanazawa Institute of Technology are doing their part to keep green side of things up to speed, and they've now announced that they've managed to more than double the efficiency of green phospor-based OLEDs. That was apparently achieved at least in part though the use of a 0.7mm-thick glass plate with a refraction index as high as 2.03, which was bonded to the substrate of the OLED, and ...