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Understanding OLED Televisions
by carpesomediem
OLED televisions are considered any type of TV that uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to display a picture. These electroluminescent film is comprised of organic material that allows a polymer substance to... published 2 years ago
OLED TV Display - What, How and Why?
by Jigglemequick
Why OLED TVs and OLED displays use this technology. OLEDs are special because they are made up of organic polymer molecules (otherwise known as plastic) allowing light to emit when a voltage is applied. published 10 months ago
LG's New Patent Brings Digital Paper One Step Closer
by Mark Rollins
LCD paper is a way of taking an ordinary, transparent piece of plastic and giving it the same potential as a computer monitor. That is, a place where anything, from a webpage to a video can be downloaded... published 16 months ago
The Compenion, iPhone, and other touchy tech
by Mark Rollins
“It's the sense of touch. In any real city, you walk, you know? You brush past people, people bump into you. In L.A., nobody touches you. We're always behind this metal and glass. I think we miss that... published 18 months ago
OLED-TV XEL-1
by erik1974
OLED ("Organic light emitting diodes") displays are considered as the screens of the future. Thin organic layers serve these displays as a source of light, which offers significant advantages in relation to... published 14 months ago
GE's OLED: A light bulb of the future isn't a light bulb at all?
by cgull8m
OLED Lights. The new OLED technology will make home lamps, office lamps, bedside lamps, wall lamps etc., and make household lamps a thing of the past. The only thing is it is not a lamp at all, it is a... published 2 months ago
Blu-Ray Has 5 Years Left? I Don't Think So!
by Project Mobius
Last week, I read an article on DailyTech and the article talks about how Andy Griffiths, the Samsung director of consumer electronics in UK, thinks Blu-Ray technology will be replaced by OLED HD. For those... published 3 months ago







