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Feature: OLEDs enter consumer electronics
Bright, efficient displays made from organic LEDs are starting to appear in mobile phones and digital cameras. Olaf Gelsen from German OLED maker Covion Organic Semiconductors charts the rise of this exciting new technology.
At long last, a new display technology is challenging an industry that has been dominated for the past three decades by the liquid-crystal display (LCD). First used four years ago in car stereos, displays made from organic light-emitting diode (OLED) materials are now starting to make a real impact in consumer electronics. By around 2008, the technology is expected to have reached your computer lap-top and TV screen.
Click here to read the full story, originally published in the June 2003 issue of Opto & Laser Europe magazine.
