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Chlorine For Cheaper, More Efficient OLED TV |
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Monday, 02 May 2011 |
When OLED was discovered a couple of years ago, this particular display technology is hailed as the next generation material that would be used in TVs, laptops, and even mobile phones. Nevertheless, the cost of producing OLED is somewhat challenging these days, but the researchers at the University of Toronto have found a way to reduce the overall cost of manufacturing OLED panels.
Generally, the researchers have substituted the panels with chlorinated standard electrode panels, whereby the panels boast double the efficiency of existing displays, while reducing the manufacturing complexity, which drives the manufacturing costs down considerably. Well, we’ll be seeing cheap OLEDs pretty soon!
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