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LG Display, US Department of Energy, Blackbody and Osram among the Key Speakers Added to the OLEDs World Summit 2010 Program
Conference will take place September 27 -29 in San Francisco, California.

OLED Lighting Design Summit on Track for Over 120 Delegates as More Exhibitors Join the Show
In less than a month, Lighting designers and manufacturers from around the world are coming to London to discuss the opportunities presented by OLED Lighting. With technology updates, design applications and hands-on workshops, it's no wonder the excitement is growing.

DuPont Delivers OLED Technology Scalable for Television
Cost-Effective Solution Printing Process and Materials Deliver Record Lifetime Performance

Verbatim Announces US Entry into LED and OLED Lighting Markets at LIGHTFAIR International 2010
Verbatim Americas, LLC is now entering the LED lighting and organic LED (OLED) markets with innovative technologies and products designed to provide a better lighting experience for consumers, coupled with low power consumption and long life.

3M Demonstrates Suite of Display Film Solutions During SID Display Week 2010
Energy Efficient Films for TVs, Monitors and Notebooks, Along With Glasses-Free 3D Film for Handhelds Showcased During SID

The Differences Between LCD, Plasma and OLED
When choosing between LCD, Plasma or OLED, be aware of the differences Although initially Plasma and LCD monitors may seem alike, they are quite different in the material that they are composed out of