Although it’s not the largest OLED display but it’s the largest one based on low-temperature poly-silicon technologies. The new 20.8-inch model from Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology employs lately developed techniques for unvarying coating of organic electroluminescent materials and the optimized combination of electrodes and organic materials. It not only reduces the power consumption but improves the screen’s bright ness too. But, the 1,280 x 768 resolution is not so inspiring. The company is taking it as a step forth towards the “next-generation” of TV sets and monitors.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Toshiba Matsushita Announces the World’s Largest 20.8-inch Polymer-type OLED Display
Although it’s not the largest OLED display but it’s the largest one based on low-temperature poly-silicon technologies. The new 20.8-inch model from Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology employs lately developed techniques for unvarying coating of organic electroluminescent materials and the optimized combination of electrodes and organic materials. It not only reduces the power consumption but improves the screen’s bright ness too. But, the 1,280 x 768 resolution is not so inspiring. The company is taking it as a step forth towards the “next-generation” of TV sets and monitors.
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