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techon.nikkeibp.co.jp - 10/30/2008

[FPDI] '40-inch OLED Panel Is Largest Size Possible,' Samsung Says -- Tech-On!

— techon.nikkeibp.co.jp — Samsung SDI Co Ltd exhibited a 40-inch OLED panel that features a full HD resolution of 1920... x 1080, a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1, a color gamut of 107% NTSC and a luminance of 200cd/m 2 (peak luminance of 600cd/m 2 ) at FPD International 2008 .  ... (more) [FPDI] '40-inch OLED Panel Is Largest Size Possible,' ...

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nytimes.com - 10/29/2008

Samsung's 40-inch OLED goes full high-def

— nytimes.com — Samsung SDI has been working on its prototype 40-inch OLED screen, already the largest OLED screen yet... seen, and the latest model now offers full high definition. The display was on show Wednesday at the FPD International exhibition in Japan alongside ... (more) Samsung's 40-inch OLED goes full high-def ...

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techon.nikkeibp.co.jp - 10/30/2008

[FPDI] Samsung Makes Window with Translucent OLED Panels -- Tech-On!

— techon.nikkeibp.co.jp — Samsung SDI Co Ltd showcased the "Window Display," an OLED panel with a transmittance of 30%. The... company used four 12.1-inch Window Displays to make a "window" at FPD International 2008 . The OLED panel employs low-temperature polysilicon TFTs for ... (more) [FPDI] Samsung Makes Window with Translucent OLED Panels ...

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CMEL shows off 1mm-thick 25-inch HD OLED panel
Engadget — Filed under: Displays, HDTVCall us crazy, but we're thinking the OLED battle is totally on. With the novelty of Sony's XEL-1 behind us and the lust for bigger screen sizes completely consuming our minds, we're drooling at the mere thought of a 25-inch OLED panel that checks in at just 1-millimeter thick. Taiwan's Chi Mei EL was caught showing off the long-awaited display at the FPD International exhibition in Japan (last year's image shown), where it explained to onlookers that the marvel featured a native resolution of 1,366 ...

CMEL shows off 1mm-thick 25-inch HD OLED panel
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CMEL 1mm 25-inch HD OLED Display
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