What is an OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode)?

An OLED (organic light emitting diode) consists of an emissive organic material, that when supplied with an electrical current, can produce a superior full color flat panel display. Several factors make OLED superior to LCD or CRT technology. The most obvious difference is that OLED is so ultra-thin it can even be placed on plastic film!

This makes it much lighter than older technology and a great advantage for hand-held devices, laptops and notebooks. It even opens the door to flexible displays. OLED is also brighter and has better contrast than LCD, but does not require back-lighting.

It consumes about 20% less power than LCD, and has a response time every bit as fast as CRT displays. Add to this favorable list that OLED displays can be clearly viewed at nearly any angle -- a full 170 degrees. As if this wasn''t enough, they boast exceptional clarity and refresh at a rate 3x faster than is necessary for standard video applications!

An OLED display consists of very thin sandwiched ... more.

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