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Welcome to 2011 and an Organic VISION of the future

For many years TVINFO has always believed that OLED or its derivatives will eventually replace LCD and Plasma 
for superior picture performance, higher quality image, 
extra versatility and above all, more economical. Plus 
3D is the ultimate on an OLED TV.

YES, it will still take some time, but the technology 
is far superior when compared to LCD and Plasma.

ORGANICLED TVinfo expect there to be a many 
companies launching their range of OLED TVs at 
the January CES 2012 in Las Vegas, USA.

This site is continually updated to provide the most 
comprehensive source of INFO relating to 
the latest OLED [Organic Light Emmitting Diode
plus its derivative screen technologies as they evolve.

This vast amount of INFO is compiled with the valuable 
assistance of many organisations including the major
manufacturers and distributors of OLED Televisions,
plus, specialised organisations and publications.

For further INFO please use the buttons above
and enjoy the knowledge.

LATEST     AUGUST 2011 LG Display plans to invest about $2.83 billion in production facilities 
for organic electroluminescence displays starting in the second half of 
2014, according to Kwon Young-soo, the company's president. 
The executive told the Nikkei business daily that OEL panels will be
made from glass substrates measuring 220 by 250 centimeters [approx 7ft 2in x 8ft 2in].

- SAMSUNG are also planning similar investment and production of OLED TV. 
Reports from South Korea have already inimated that it is expected that 55" models 
will be available in the stores by late 2012. 

Mitsubishi continues with its development to complement its 155" OLED display at 
CES, Las Vegas, January 2011.

 

 

Stuart Hopwood - Group Editor / Director