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LG and Samsung show off OLED TV prototypes

OLED is the next HDTV technology to keep an eye on; LG and Samsung show off some upcoming models.

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Home A/V | by Barb Dybwad | Wed Oct 15, 2008 1:10PM | 0 comments

Just getting up to speed with LCD, DLP and Plasma? Get ready for OLED, likely to be the next widely adopted HDTV technology for consumer TVs. Major manufacturers LG and Samsung both recently showed off new OLED prototype sets at a display industry trade show in South Korea. LG had a 19-inch unit on display while Samsung brought out several models including a 31-inch OLED HDTV, a 14-inch panel and a small 5-inch WVGA panel. LG has made a specific commitment to start rolling out OLED sets by 2011, with most other major manufacturers promising to produce OLED TVs sometime within the next few years.

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external link LG Display shows 15-inch double-sided LCD [Electronista | Gadgets for Geeks]
external link IMID kicks off at Korea, Samsung shows off… [SlashGear]
external link LG Shows Off 19-Inch OLED Panel [Oled] [Gizmodo]
external link NEWS: LG shows 19-inch OLED [Pocket-lint.co.uk]
external link Samsung & LG Display showcase OLED &… [SlashGear]
external link Samsung & LG HDTV prototypes battle for… [Engadget HD]
external link Samsung & LG HDTV prototypes battle for… [Engadget]
external link Samsung and LG show OLED prototypes at IMID… [OLED-Info - OLED tech news and resources]
external link Samsung Parades Wide Range of Displays [Ubergizmo]
external link Samsung shows off 7.9 mm 40 inch LCD giving… [Newlaunches.com]
external link [IMID] Samsung Shows Off 7.9mm-thick 40-inch… [Tech-On! : tech news - straight from Asia.]

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HD, LED, OLED, VGA, WVGA

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