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OELD
(redirected from Organic Electroluminescent Display)

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OELDOrganic Electroluminescent Display
OELDOrganic Electro-Luminescent Device


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Organic light emitting displays, also known as Organic electroluminescent displays (
eMagin and ROHM Announce Strategic Investment; ROHM Invests $1 ... by Business Wire
With production facilities in Fremont, California, Opsys is now an international group, which is developing and will manufacture and license cutting-edge technology for brighter, thinner organic electroluminescent displays (OLEDs) for portable communications devices.
Kodak Licenses OLED Technology to Opsys Limited, of UK by Business Wire
The agreement positions us to be one of the world's leading suppliers of OLED-based flat panel displays for demanding high-end industrial applications and further enables us to broaden our product lines to eventually include low cost, full-color organic electroluminescent displays.
Universal Display Signs Agreement with Flat Panel Display Manufacturer by Business Wire
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