New nanoscale “quantum dot” technology
04/10/2008
QD Vision doesn’t yet have a commercial product, but if its development efforts are successful, it could find itself at the center of a revolution in display technology. Current liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and even cutting-edge organic LED, or OLEDs, are illuminated by electricity-thirsty fluorescent backlights and produce muddy, impure shades of red, green, and blue. By contrast, QD Vision’s “quantum dots”—tiny semiconductor crystals only a few nanometers in diameter—produce highly pure colors when stimulated by electrons, and require much less electricity in order to glow brightly.
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rubbish
Who was this written by? Looks like its just cut and pasted. "even cutting-edge organic LED, or OLEDs, are illuminated by electricity-thirsty flourescent baklights and produce muddy, impure shades or red, green, and blue"
the "LED" part in OLED means "light emitting diode", that means it doesn't need a backlight... dumbasses
muddy colors, it makes it sounds as though they are shite when obviously they are far from "muddy"