With advances in OLED technology like transparent TV's and rollable displays, this video made by Corning depicts the future through their eyes.
GeekSailor: "Nokia haven’t presented any of their Windows Phone 7.5 Mango devices, but some details already leaked on the web. Today we will talk about the new Nokia Sun WP7.5 Mango smartphone featuring 3.7-inch AMOLED display."
Is the future e-paper? LCD? Plasma? AMOLED? It's probably a mixture of all of them, plus a few display technologies that don't even have a name yet. But in the mobile realm, display technology is of particular importance. With the explosion of smartphone growth, people are paying more attention to the size, screen resolution and quality of their mobile displays. Samsung Mobile Display is intent on making sure the future is filled with amazing mobile screens, and they're planning to showcase a slew of new, crazy, wild technologies at CES 2011 next week.
Samsung’s Super AMOLED displays power some of the most popular handsets and devices on the market today, but a supply chain shortage has had a dramatic impact on OEM’s both large and small. It’s a problem that has taken most of the year to solve, but it appears as though Samsung might finally be prepared to make amends in 2011 with more production facilities finally coming online, along with new competitors from Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore.
