Thread: OLED screens.. Are they our Future..

Hi guys this is my Another Article About OLED screen...



Today technology has improved very much as we think about the future...
LCD Screens was on top of the industries then LED screens came out and showed us the big difference in LCD and LED screens...
From the LED screen comes an new arrival of OLED screens know as Organic Light Emitting Diode..
Sony XEL-1 was the first OLED TV..
The thickness of an OLED screens is as 3 credit card size, they are Fold able and they are used widely in many consumer Products like Mobile Phone like Nokia N86 has and samsung mobile has them..
Scientist says that our House ceiling and other indicator lamp will be change into OLED lights to save our Electricity..
An OLED will uses around 40% of the power of an LCD displaying an image which is primarily black, for the majority of images, it will consume 60–80% of the power of an LCD

There are Different Types of OLED display..

Transparent OLED ( TOLED ):
Transparent OLED uses semi-transparent contacts on both sides of the device to create displays that can be made to be both top and bottom emitting...

Stacked OLED (SOLED):
Stacked OLED uses a pixel architecture that stacks the red, green, and blue sub pixels on top of one another instead of next to one another..



An OLED Screen Cost lesser Than an LCD and an Plasma TV...

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Originally Posted by meetdilip

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OLED is very expensive size per size. It is still under evolution phase. How can you say that it is cheaper that plasma or LCD or backlit LED LCD?

Sony XEL-1 was the first OLED TV - $4000 for 15"


OLED screens are currently being used on smart Phones. The google Nexus one uses an OLED screen, but it has a major issue.

I was using the Nexus One today, it was all good in door, but the moment we went outdoor, could not see a single thing on the screen when under direct sunlight.

As for power consumption, its a fraction of normal LCD screens, but i think it can be compared to that of LED backlit TVs...

We are still a good 4-6 years away from OLEDs being affordable.

Looks quite neat, apart from the the chunky base it has!