Andre Yoskowitz
26 Dec 2007 18:43
Samsung has said that they will have a 31-inch active-matrix OLED display to show off at the upcoming CES 2008 in January.
The company declined any further comment on the commercial availability of the display but said that its availability would be dependent on TV makers’ plans. Currently, large OLED screens are pretty expensive to manufacture and therefore supply and demand have been low.
Samsung says the new display "is only 4.3mm thick and uses less than half the power required of a typical 32-inch TV." The panel has a lifespan of 35,000 hours, meaning it has the best lifespan of all current OLED panels.
Source:
dailytech