Posted May 17th 2007 7:54AM by Thomas Ricker
Filed under: Displays
A busy day on the OLED front this morning with both Samsung and LG.Philips announcing new
AMOLED goods. Samsung announced the "world's thinnest" 2.2-inch Active-matrix OLED display (pictured above) which touts a 320 x 240 resolution, 262 million colors, 10,000:1 contrast ratio, 100% NTSC color gamut, and life span of about 50,000 hours when set at 200cd/m2 brightness. Better yet, the 0.52-mm thin wafer of a display is ready for mass production. That trumps LG.Philips' new 4-inch AMOLED which rocks the same resolution but only 16k colors. That is, unless the whole
flexible display thing gets ya hot. If so, then you'll want to check the pose after the break.
Read -- Samsung 2.2-inch
Read -- LG.Philips' 4-inch
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