Transparent OLED Screen; Yummy
The once hot display technology of OLED seems to have died down a little bit at this year’s CES. While there were still small instances of the OLED from the usual suspects, the trumpeting of the technology for common television viewing was absent.
In its place, however, were more interesting and alternative uses for the OLED. Sony showed a flexible OLED display that could be worked into things such as a folding laptop screen or a bracelet.
Another OLED use that caught our eye was the transparent AMOLED, which could prove one day be used for high-resolution, full color heads-up displays. See the image below for what we saw.
Will OLED eventually become just the main technology for our HDTVs and computer displays, or will it be for special use devices such as the one above? Discuss!
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this is sooooo cool, i want one now, but i gues the main barnded manufacturers want to milk us of all our spare cash for current plasma and lcd technology before ventureing in oled? my psycic guess in 2012 this will be old news lol :-)
"See the image below for what we saw." Where??
Looking forward to the day that we'll be able to put a transparent screen over a painting, to have a TV when it's on, and a painting when it isn't - and without using power when off!