Sony BVM-E170

Sony introduces two OLED master monitors, the 16.5-inch Trimaster EL BVM-E170 and the 24.5-inch BVM-E250. Utilizing Sony’s unique Super Top Emission OLED technology, these monitors deliver outstanding black performance, quick response with virtually no motion blur, and a wide color gamut. They feature Full HD 1920×1080 resolution, 100cd/m2 brightness and 89/89-degree viewing angle.

At the SID 2010, LG shows its 15-inch W-OLED display panel. LG’s new display features 1366×768 resolution, 16.7 million colors, 200 nits of brightness, 100,000:1 contrast ratio and Bottom Emission Type 120 Hz Frame frequency.
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TVLogic LEM-150W

TVLogic shows at the NAB 2010 two new 15-inch OLED displays, the LEM-150W and the 3D-capable TDM-150W. The first model uses a 15-inch AMOLED display while the latter utilizrs 15-inch OLED Shutter Glass display for showing 3D images, both with a 1366×7689 resolution, 180-degree ultra-wide viewing angle and 100,000:1 contrast ratio.

Sony introduces at the NAB 2010 the new PVM-740, the first professional field display to use Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) display panel. The 7.4-inch PVM-740 includes also Sony’s Super Top Emission …

Mitsubishi showed at the ISE 2010 its 149-inch OLED display, which is the world’s first scalable OLED screen technology. The 149-inch OLED features 1088×640 resolution 3 mm …

Korean company Nanobrick showed at the CES 2010 its Muyoul Media Frames based on OLED display. These beautiful media frames are designed for luxury interior and advertisement. They come in various forms and utilizes either 3.3-inch or 4.1-inch OLED displays.

In total there are five OLED frames. Some of them are shown after the cut:

AUO shows at the FPD International 2009 several innovative displays, including its first 6-inch flexible e-paper, 65-inch QFHD 2D/3D Mixed Mode Display, 58-inch HD Ultra Wide 2.35:1 Display, AMVA5 16,000:1 High Static Contrast Ratio and 65-inch QFHD Ultra Thin 7.9 mm LED panel with High Dynamic Contrast.

At the CEATEC (Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies) Japan 2009, Mitsubishi shows its 155-inch OLED display, which consists of 720 10-centimeter-square OLED blocks. These blocks have a modular design that can be rearranged to change …

According to WSJ, Sony delays the launch of bigger OLED HDTVs until next year. The new, bigger OLED TVs are intended to join the existing 11-inch …

At the Finetech Japan 2009, Ito Electronics shows its waterproof OLED (Organic LED) display. Thanks to the company’s special packaging technology, the OLED is able to work under water. This kind of OLED …