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The new OLED Evo W6 Wallpaper TV is astoundingly slim.
Kleben wir uns bald Bildschirme an die Wand? Die Firma LG hat Bildschirme vorgestellt mit einer Stärke von nur 1mm. Dadurch hat man auch die Möglichkeit den Bildschirm zu biegen, laut Angaben von LG ist dies kein Scherz.
LG's Super-Slim 'wallpaper' TV comes by 2015
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LG's Super-Slim 'wallpaper' TV comes by 2015
The 55-inch screen is less than a millimeter thick and weighs just 1.9kg. LG has shown off a 55-inch television that’s less than a millimeter thick and can easily be stuck to your wall like a fridge magnet. The ‘wallpaper’ TV weighs just 1.9kg and has an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display.
These sorts of displays are thinner and more efficient than other types of display, including LCD, LED and plasma models – although they are expensive to produce and so tend to cost a lot more.
The TV hangs thanks to magnetic panel that you fix to the wall – and can be removed with ease.
The device is much thinner than LG’s current flagship 55-inch OLED TV that comes in at 4.3mm thick.
At the moment, the TV is just a prototype used to show off the company’s OLED technology – LG hasn’t announced plans to release it as a product quite yet.
LG Display Co. LG’s ‘wallpaper’ TV is so light it hangs with magnets
At the press conference where the skinny display was unveiled, LG’s Yeo Sang-deog told reporters that the company was ramping up production of OLED televisions and will sell 600,000 of them this year and 1.5 million in 2016.
The company will continue to focus on bigger screens, with plans to release a 99-incher before the end of 2015.
Source: mirror
LG Display shows off press-on 'wallpaper' TV under 1mm thick
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LG Display shows off press-on 'wallpaper' TV under 1mm thick
LG Display, the screen-making subsidiary of LG, is dedicated to OLED panels, and it has unveiled an impossibly thin television to prove it.
At a press event in its home country of Korea on Tuesday, LG Display showed off a “wallpaper” proof-of-concept television. The 55-inch OLED (organic light-emitting diode) display weighs 1.9 kilograms and is less than a millimeter thick. Thanks to a magnetic mat that sits behind it on the wall, the TV can be stuck to a wall. To remove the display from the wall, you peel the screen off the mat.
The unveiling was part of a broader announcement by LG Display to showcase its plans for the future. The company said its display strategy will center on OLED technology. According to a press release, the head of LG Display’s OLED business unit, Sang-Deog Yeo, said “OLED represents a groundbreaking technology” not only for the company, but also for the industry.
The comments echo the refrain consumers have been hearing for years as display technology has evolved. The HD craze kicked into high gear years ago with technologies like LCD (liquid crystal display) and plasma, but has since been moving increasingly toward LED technology.
OLED is widely believed to be the next frontier. The technology adds an organic compound layer that allows not only for exceedingly thin screens, but for those displays to be curved. The organic material also emits its own light, eliminating the need for a backlight. That allows for such thin screens and has made OLED a desirable choice not only for televisions, but for a wide range of wearables and other mobile products. LG Display believes OLED could be the de facto display technology in all products in the future.
While some OLED screens have been used by companies like Samsung, LG and Sony, the costs are still quite high to produce the displays. Part of that cost is due to a historically low yield, or production of displays that are actually functional. More waste means higher costs on the screens that do make it through production. Those costs are then passed on to consumers. LG’s 65-inch, 4K OLED TV, for instance, costs $9,000.
On Tuesday, however, LG said that it has made significant headway in developing OLEDs. The company touted its position as the first to mass-produce large-screen OLEDs for televisions and said that its yield has hit 80 percent — a strong showing, but still lower than LCDs.
Those issues with yield, coupled with price, mean televisions like the “wallpaper” display might not make their way to store shelves at a reasonable cost anytime soon.
LG Display said Tuesday it expects to sell 600,000 OLED TV panels this year and 1.5 million next year. The company also cited comments made at the press event by Ching W. Tang, a professor at the University of Rochester in New York and “the father of OLED.” He said OLED displays will not become ubiquitous for another five to 10 years. At that point, Tang said, they could outpace LCDs in total shipments.
Source: cnet.com
LG Launches a HDTV that is Just 1mm Thick and Sticks to the Wall
LG Launches a HDTV that is Just 1mm Thick and Sticks to the Wall
The concept is purely in its early stages now but in the near future you will be able to buy OLED televisions that will stick to the wall and LG might be the first one to make it.
In their recent press event, LG showcased a new breed of television which is known as the wallpaper tv that is measured at just 1mm in thickness. It is a proof of concept television which has a 55-inch screen size and…
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LG Display nos encato con su nueva wallpaper TV de 1mm
LG Display, la filial de fabricación de pantalla de LG, se dedica a los paneles OLED, y ha dado a conocer una televisión imposiblemente delgada para probarlo.
En un evento de prensa el martes en su país de origen de Corea, LG Display mostró un televisor de prueba de concepto (wallpaper) “papel tapiz”. La pantalla OLED de 55 pulgadas pesa 1,9 kilogramos y es menos de un milímetro de espesor. Gracias a una lámina magnética que se sienta detrás de él en la pared, la TV puede ser pegada a una pared. Para quitar la pantalla de la pared, usted pela apagado la estera de la pantalla.
La inauguración fue parte de un anuncio más amplio por LG Display para mostrar sus planes para el futuro. La compañía dijo que su estrategia de exhibición se centra en la tecnología OLED. Según un comunicado de prensa, el jefe de unidad de negocio OLED de LG Display, Sang-Deog Yeo, dijo “OLED representa una innovadora tecnología” no sólo para la empresa, sino también para la industria.
Los comentarios de eco el estribillo que los consumidores han estado oyendo durante años como ha evolucionado la tecnología de visualización. La manía de HD al engranaje de alta velocidad hace años con tecnologías como plasma y LCD (pantalla de cristal líquido), pero desde entonces ha estado avanza cada vez más hacia la tecnología LED.
El martes, sin embargo, LG dijo que ha hecho un progreso significativo en el desarrollo de los OLEDs. La compañía promociona su posición como la primera en producir en masa los OLEDs para televisores de pantalla grande y dijo que su rendimiento ha golpeado el 80 por ciento–una actuación fuerte, pero todavía más bajo que los LCDs.
Esos problemas con la producción, juntada con el precio, es decir televisiones como la pantalla “papel tapiz” no podría hacer su camino a almacenar estantes a un costo razonable en un futuro cercano.
LG Display dijo el martes que espera vender 600.000 paneles OLED TV este año y 1,5 millones el año próximo. La compañía también citó comentarios realizados en el evento de prensa por Ching W. Tang, profesor de la Universidad de Rochester en Nueva York y “el padre de OLED”.
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