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The Korean manufacturer Samsung SDI has announced that it has created the world's first and largest OLED 31-inch TV with a razor thin thickness of just 4.3mm to be showcased at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show (CES), January 2008.
It does however look like Samsung may initially premiere the release for sale to consumers within North America the 31" OLED TV and not the 40" OLED TV prototype which they may also showcase at CES. Retail sales will commence sometime in 2008 which will certainly lead the way for others to follow close behind introducing their latest OLED technology.
Samsung isn't about to quit the slim display race quite yet with their latest effort in the organic display race resulting in a 31" AMOLED TV. This premiere of their newest display is the largest OLED type of TV ever conceived to date and measuring only a razor thin 4.3mm. Placed side by side with your LCD TV the OLED version will make it look like it needs a crash diet. Not only is it much slimmer it also has a superior contrast ratio compared to standard flat panel screens of one million to one for smaller displays and that's while using only just half of the power of a 32" LCD TV!
This new 31" AMOLED TV has a 35,000 hour rating, which means you can run it for 4 years without turning it off before its' imaging capabilities are depleted. This is the longest hour rating for any AMOLED display manufactured to date. LCD's can run around 50,000 hours in comparison. So you can see the potential is there for huge applications after tooling is developed and retail prices lower. Another superior advantage of this technology is that the substrate is imprinted simply via a typical high speed inkjet printer. This feature alone seems to imply that the costs will decrease quite quickly once mass production facilities are created by the major players.
It is an exciting time for a new television technology since LCD and Plasma have been at the forefront of tv and pc displays available for consumers and commercial use for a number of years now.
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It does however look like Samsung may initially premiere the release for sale to consumers within North America the 31" OLED TV and not the 40" OLED TV prototype which they may also showcase at CES. Retail sales will commence sometime in 2008 which will certainly lead the way for others to follow close behind introducing their latest OLED technology.
Samsung isn't about to quit the slim display race quite yet with their latest effort in the organic display race resulting in a 31" AMOLED TV. This premiere of their newest display is the largest OLED type of TV ever conceived to date and measuring only a razor thin 4.3mm. Placed side by side with your LCD TV the OLED version will make it look like it needs a crash diet. Not only is it much slimmer it also has a superior contrast ratio compared to standard flat panel screens of one million to one for smaller displays and that's while using only just half of the power of a 32" LCD TV!
This new 31" AMOLED TV has a 35,000 hour rating, which means you can run it for 4 years without turning it off before its' imaging capabilities are depleted. This is the longest hour rating for any AMOLED display manufactured to date. LCD's can run around 50,000 hours in comparison. So you can see the potential is there for huge applications after tooling is developed and retail prices lower. Another superior advantage of this technology is that the substrate is imprinted simply via a typical high speed inkjet printer. This feature alone seems to imply that the costs will decrease quite quickly once mass production facilities are created by the major players.
It is an exciting time for a new television technology since LCD and Plasma have been at the forefront of tv and pc displays available for consumers and commercial use for a number of years now.
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