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In addition to e-paper and solar cells, the Korean electronic-maker describes OLED displays as one of its "new growth engines." The company recently introduced a 15-inch OLED TV, which should hit shelves in the US this summer for around $2,725 -- but that's just the start. LG intends to ship a 30-inch television with the technology as early as mid-2011. Previous reports suggested 40-inch OLED panels should arrive in 2012.
LG's OLED screens may also be coming to future-generation Apple iPod, iPhone or iPad products, as Cupertino has reportedly increased its contract from $500 million to $800 million.
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Sounds interesting and looks cool, as most tech items do, however they all come with a steep price. When things come down I may look at this, SSD's and other tech stuff.
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Can't wait, let's just hope the tech gets embraced quickly so prices come down, and that they don't come with butt-ugly stand like the one in these pictures.
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Hope they fix the issue that VIZIO Razer LED LCD have with the edge to edge black-light bleed issues.
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maybe prices of OLED TV tech will fall.
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