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gizmodo.com - 10/10/2008

New OLED Tech Has Built-In Touch Control, Works Like Magic [Oled]

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One of drawbacks with traditional touchscreens is that the touch action requires layers of junk between the light source and the surface you're smudging, which makes it dimmer. Fraunhofer IPMS is showing off a breakthrough in OLED tech that doesn't need any of the crap, since the OLED itself ...

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dvice.com - 10/16/2008

Outlandish Sony PSP2 design flaunts flexible OLED screen

— dvice.com — Is it us, or isn't it a bit ironic that the same week Sony's newest Playstation Portable (PSP-3000) becomes available, a fantastic design for a future model bursts on the scene? While the PSP-3000 has scant few innovations, this design concept by ... (more) Outlandish Sony PSP2 design flaunts flexible OLED screen

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sciencedaily.com - 10/10/2008

Feel The Light: OLED With Touch Function

— sciencedaily.com — ScienceDaily (Oct. 9, 2008)— Organic light-emitting diodes (OLED) are one of the most promising lighting technology for future lighting solutions. The OLED technology is the first real area light source technology in history. It overcomes traditional ... (more) Feel The Light: OLED With Touch Function

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petitinvention.wordpress.com - 10/17/2008

Just a Sketch: Mobile Phone

— petitinvention.wordpress.com — Tired of the boring design of my mobile phone, just drew one like Nokia Aeon that I wanna have.        (more) Just a Sketch: Mobile Phone

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Scientists Add Touch Capabilties to OLEDs
Phone Scoop - Latest News — ... organic light emitting diodes that can be controlled by touch. Right now, they envision being able to turn lights on and off via touch. Typical touch screens have to have additional touch foils on the top of the devices. This new technology from Fraunhofer doesn't need those foils, because the OLED itself is used to read out the touch signal. It wasn't clear if the technology could be used to create touch screens for devices such as mobile phones. more info at Science Daily more info at Gizmodo Comment on this news item more Recent News ...