Japan and South Korea's big manufacturers to develop OLED TV gradually positive

DIGITIMES Research pointed out that Sony released 24.5-inch and 16.5-inch OLED displays for business use in February 2011, priced at 2.415 million yen (about 30,000 US dollars) and 1.315 million yen, and its main target audiences are television stations and film production companies. For confirmation and correction of images.

By 2011, Sony had released 4 OLED products. In addition to the 11-inch OLED TV announced in 2007, the rest were all business monitors, and its 11-inch OLED TV industry has stopped production.

Because the price difference between OLED TV and LCD TV is too large, it is difficult to cause consumer's desire to purchase, and there are problems such as the screen is too small and the life span is too short. However, the requirements for the screen size of the business product are low, and the opposite is true for the color and image. High degree of demand. Moreover, the difference between LCD screens for business use and OLED screens is also small, so Sony will use OLED screens for business development at this stage.

Compared to Sony, Samsung's Samsung and LG are less eager to commercialize large-size OLED panels. Samsung's OLED TV is in addition to Samsung's 15-inch OLED TV product in 2009. Pilot production phase.

Although Samsung Group and Lucky Group are less active in publishing products, they have spared no effort in OLED TV development and equipment investment. LG Display announced in early March 2011 that it expects to mass-produce 30-inch OLED TV panels by the end of 2011, while Samsung It will also trial production of 32-inch OLED TVs in the second half of 2012. In the 8th generation line OLED panel construction, LG Display announced that the 8th generation line target has mass production capacity in 2011, and Samsung Mobile Display will also start investing in the 8th generation line construction plant in the 3rd quarter of 2011.