February 18, 2010
Written by Gadget Gurus
iPhone 4G to get Super AMOLED display. Really?
The 4th generation of the iPhone device would probably be the early adopter OEM Super Samsung AMOLED display, according to some rumors. But these are just rumors for now. Sources also suggest that Apple still has some concerns about the energy consumption of the iPhone 4G especially when used for web browsing and email.
The energy consumption of OLED displays depends on content, so when the iPhone is used for web browsing and email that include content too heavy, Apple is concerned that it will consume too much power. The suggestions are to use white background and black or blue for e-mail letters to reduce energy consumption.
If Apple was to opt for an OLED display for iPhone 4G, Samsung would be the best company that could work with Apple, as are the one who is able to meet the required volume by Apple. And the two companies have had a good partnership before. Interview with CEO compensation by I4U also believes Apple to use Super Samsung AMOLED display on their iPhone 4G.
January 28, 2010
Written by Gadget Gurus
Mitsubishi had proposed their first scalable OLED screen technology
Mitsubishi has proposed its first scalable OLED display technology that makes the units of 10 × 10 cm square CETEC Japan 2009. They have now completed a 1920mm x 3264mm 149-inch OLED TV and showed off in ISE-2010 in Amsterdam. The OLED TV from Mitsubishi or 149 measures 6.2 inches diagonally, which is higher than in the market.
The 149-inch OLED TV has a resolution of 1088 pixels x 640 pixels at 3 mm pixel size, which provides sharp images and vibrant, and may even see a short distance. The OLED TV will produce a light output of 1500cd / m². The production unit will be several times brighter than an LCD, which is suitable for use indoors or in bright places.
The modular approach allows construction of Mitsubishi televisions very thin and lightweight. Without edges of its OLED display modules can also join with others to produce seamless displays of virtually any size and shape, including curves.