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"Printed electronics" have made it possible to manufacture a variety of electronic devices through printing technology, and the first commercial implementations are already appearing in electronic book (e-book) readers, organic light-emitting device (OLED) lighting and other fields. The technology is becoming a key factor in creating new products the competition can't match.

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A nice discussion of OLED TVs current and future status by CNet.

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Interesting article, talking to Barry Young from the OLED-A, and people from DuPont, Bayer and Novaled about OLEDs - is the technology picking up? what are the current challenges and how has the recession effected development.

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An introduction to OLED technology by OLED-Info, including driving methods (AMOLED/PMOLED), materials, OLED lighting, etc.

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An interesting article from ArsTechnica about how the recent downturn might effect OLED TVs. Also talks about the difference between amorphous silicon and polysilicon.

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An interesting article from EDN - "The initial hype for OLED is already deflating and will continue to do so. Slowly but surely, OLED-optimal applications will emerge and ramp, and additional OLED volume will come from applications that LCD vendors consciously choose to exit... But don't hold your breath waiting for that day to come anytime soon."

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An introduction text to OLED displays and lighting, written by OLED-Info's Ron Mertens from Printed-Electronics Now. The article explains OLED's advantages over LCDs, the current state of the industry, available gadgets and also discusses OLED lighting.

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