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Caption: Longer life: DuPont has developed longer-lasting OLED materials that can be printed using cheap, simple techniques to make displays like this one. Credit: DuPont

June 05, 2009 By Katherine Bourzac (Technology Review) — New organic display materials can be printed with ink-jets.

High-end displays made from organic materials are lightweight, energy efficient, and crisp--but it has proved difficult to manufacture them cheaply and durably.

Now the chemical giant DuPont is reporting the development of long-lasting organic-display materials that can be printed cheaply over large areas, much like ink. DuPont says that these materials can be used to make cheaper high-end displays with existing equipment, and the company says that it is in talks with display manufacturers to bring them to market.

Each pixel in an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) is made up of materials that …

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    • Jack D. Logan Jack D. Logan
      5 months ago


      Amazing. But, not yet inexpensive.
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    • Aasemoon . Aasemoon .
      5 months ago


      Pretty awesome!
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        5 months ago


        Well if you like that, check THIS out:

         

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        • Phil Duby Phil Duby
          5 months ago


          May not have the same *WOW* factor as that monster display, but the Matrox TripleHead2Go adapter can get you the same amount of screen space. If I understand how the technology works correctly (Toms Hardware Review), you could actually hook up **6** displays to a single computer with a dual head display card plus 2 TripleHead2Go adapters!!!
          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UG5smiin-dI
          Aasemoon'z Twine
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