OLED technology, the future prospects

OLED has gradually formed a flat color TV market. Although the current LCD occupies an absolute market dominance, but with low power consumption advantages of the future prospects of OLED technology can not be ignored.

Dianjing science and technology limited company image display affairs office director Zhang Kaijun pointed out, OLED has inherent advantages in technology, so once the large size OLEDTV can be mass production, the TV brand manufacturers packaging, locking the top of the Pyramid consumers, occupy 20% market share. He also said that at present, dianjing science and technology and Japanese manufacturers of small size PMOLED, and the U.S. Department of manufacturers AMOLED, but currently disclose details. Among them, AMOLED will be the main driving force of OLED display of rapid growth, the current major AMOLED suppliers including Samsung SDI, SONY LGDisplay, and the odd crystal photoelectric, 2008 shipments are expected to reach 17 million, compared with 2007 growth of more than 380%.

From the market application of OLED, OLED is currently in the application of mobile phones, digital cameras and other small size display. Because of its high cost and technical problems, the use of large screen display in notebook computers and flat-panel TVs, is not very extensive. OLED is currently in the stage of growth and development can be seen, OLED in a variety of advantages under the situation, will become a strong rival LCD, plasma.

At present, AMOLED has been successfully applied to 12.1 inch Laptop, and has a WXGA (1280 x 768 pixels) resolution, clarity and color effects are better than the LCD display. Samsung SDI also plans to launch in 2009 14 inches and 15.4 inches AMOLED notebook panel. In accordance with the current development trend of OLED, as long as the cost of control, will become the field of flat-panel TVs following the LCD, plasma and a major core. At the same time, OLED ultra-thin body, will also be a comprehensive introduction to the consumer's vision of the ultra thin high-definition era.

Source: LEDinside