Sony, Panasonic to Team up to Mass-produce OLED TV Panels

pcworld.com (11 months and 26 days ago)

Jun 25, 2012

Sony and Panasonic said Monday they will team up to create mass production technology for super-high resolution TVs based on OLED technology, in a concerted... full story

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LG Display Will Invest in OLED Panels

LG Display Co. will invest in a new production line that will mass produce thinner, more energy efficient displays for televisions in its attempt to gain an edge against rival Samsung Electronics Co.

wsj.com (4 months and 1 day ago)

Panasonic Develops World's Highest Efficiency White OLED for Lighting

Panasonic Corporation today announced that it has developed a white Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) with the world's highest luminous efficiency(1) of 114 lm/W (light-emitting area of 1 cm2).

japancorp.net (23 days ago)

In India, Samsung In Japan's Crosshairs

Who would have thought that in fifteen years time, the market share of Sony and Panasonic televisions would be eaten alive by Samsung and LG. Combined, the South Korean TV makers have over 30% of the global market. Sony has around 6% and Panasonic even less.

forbes.com (1 month and 20 days ago)

Samsung, LG reportedly rush back to LCD TVs after OLED investments fizzle

OLED television sets are supposed to be the wave of the future, but early OLED adopters LG and Samsung have found that the future can be very expensive. Bloomberg reports that LG and Samsung’s big bets on OLEDs haven’t panned out so far and the two companies “are now pivoting, with plans to boost output of LCD sets to maintain their dominance of the industry.” The issue for...

yahoo.com (27 days ago)

Review: Panasonic G6

IntroductionLike Panasonic's other compact system cameras (CSCs), the Panasonic G6 is built following the Micro Four Thirds standard. This means that it has a 17.3 x 13mm (0.68 x 0.51-inch) sensor, which is smaller than the APS-C format sensors in cameras such as the Canon EOS 700D (22.3 x 14.9mm) and Nikon D5200 (23.5 x 15.6mm), which are both DSLRs, and the Sony NEX-5R...

techradar.com (2 days ago)

Google Glass OLED Samsung display tipped for consumer model

Google’s consumer version of Glass will use Samsung OLED displays, reports out of South Korea have claimed, with the possibility of flexible panels being used for the futuristic wearable. The deal follows Google CEO Larry Page recently visiting a Samsung Display OLED production line, The Korea Times reports, and heavy-handed hints by the screen division’s ...

slashgear.com (27 days ago)

LG to begin mass producing unbreakable displays later this year

LG is still on pace to be the first manufacturer to mass produce flexible and unbreakable displays for mobile devices. The company confirmed in a statement to the Korea Times that it has completed development of its flexible displays and is scheduled to begin mass production in the fourth quarter. LG is looking to get a jump on the competition and plans to release a...

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Panasonic plans to launch energy solutions in India

With growing demand for environment friendly products, consumer durables major Panasonic India today said it will launch its energy solutions such as solar panels and fuel cells in the country by next year.

moneycontrol.com (3 months and 13 days ago)

Panasonic Under Bribery Investigation By US Officials

Panasonic Avionics, a subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation (NYSE:PC), is under investigation by U.S. officials who are looking into whether the electronics giant paid bribes to overseas airline employees in an effort to land more contracts. According to company documents, as cited by the Wall Street Journal, the Panasonic unit has received a subpoena requesting communications...

ibtimes.com (2 months and 20 days ago)

LG Display Invests $656.7 Million to Make OLED Screens

LG Display Co. will invest more than $600 million to build a new production line that will mass produce thinner and more energy efficient displays for televisions in its attempt to gain an edge against rival Samsung Electronics Co.

wsj.com (4 months and 2 days ago)

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