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Samsung Pushed Resolution at MWC

by Bob Raikes

We were banned, along with the rest of the media, from the Samsung Display booth at MWC, as the company has for several years, following the leaking of some information several years ago which …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Fabs| Samsung Display| Vol 24 - Issue 12

Can OLED Damage the LCD Monster?

by Bob Raikes

The next speaker was our own Bob Raikes. His topic was the development of the OLED business and its impact on LCD. He started with a broad overview. The development of flat panels was …

China’s BOE to have world’s largest TFT-LCD+AMOLED capacity in 2019

by Bob Raikes

In a blog post, David Hsieh of IHS Markit has forecast that BOE, which was recently revealed as the panel maker with the highest volume of large LCDs in Q4 for the first time …

Bernstein Warns on OLED Investment

by Bob Raikes

Analysts from Bernstein have been on a trip to Asia, visiting Samsung, Corning, LG Display Japan Display, Toppan, ULVAC, Tokyo Electron, Applied Materials, Kateeva, Idemitsu Kosan, Hitachi Chemical, and Nanosys among the 23 companies …

Visionox Says Flexible Depends on Yields

by Bob Raikes

OLEDNet reports that at the UBI Research 3rd OLED Korea Conference, Li Lin, a researcher from Chinese OLED specialist, Visionox, explained the development of a 7″ foldable display that was developed in November 2016. …

Tags:China| Flexible Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Fabs| Vol 24 - Issue 10

China to Expand AMOLED Panel Production

by Alan Spencer

According to Digitimes, in view of the growing demand for AMOLED panels, China-based panel makers will set up new production facilities or expand existing facilities to meet the demand. According to Photonics Industry and …

Tags:China| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Fabs| Vol 24 - Issue 10

Kateeva Doubles Its Factory Space for OLED Equipment

by Milos Pavlovic

Ink-jet specialist, Kateeva, said that it is planning to double its manufacturing space so that it can meet the demand for its inkjet systems from those wanting to make OLEDs. The move brings the …

OLEDs are a “Dream Come True”

by Ross Young

OLEDs are potentially a dream come true to the smartphone industry, enabling manufacturers to raise prices by improving display performance, increasing display sizes and enabling innovative form factors like curved, flexible, foldable, rollable, etc. …

Sharp Boosts OLED Investment…. A Bit…

by Bob Raikes

Sharp is reported by the WSJ to have said that it would boost its investment plans on OLED to around ¥100 billion ($880 million), a boost of almost 75% compared to the original announcement …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Fabs| sharp| Vol 24 - Issue 09

Is Micro LED the Next Big Thing or Not?

by Norbert Hildebrand

I love writing about new technologies, in most cases they offer so much opportunity and so little is known about the real challenges the technology will have to face. I vividly remember discussions about …

Applied Materials sees Mobile Industry Adoption of OLEDs

by Alan Spencer

Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson, believes that the demand for new features and technologies will keep rising due to fierce competition in the smartphone market. Dickerson told CNBC’s “Closing Bell” programme that his company …

Tags:Applied Materials| Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Fabs| Vol 24 - Issue 07

AMOLED Equipment Market on a High

by Bob Raikes

The flat-panel display (FPD) industry is in the midst of a historic wave of building new factories to manufacture active matrix organic light emitting diode (AMOLED) displays according to IHS Markit. This will drive …