It seems like Samsung is really pushing their small OLED mobile displays. They keep introducing new gadgets using OLEDs. This month we've seen 3 new mobile phones, and the TL320 digital camera. One of the phones, the Omnia HD is using a 3.7" AMOLED, the largest OLED display on a phone yet. These OLEDs are no longer just in high-end devices - some of the mobile phones are mid-range.

Samsung say they will double their OLED capacity in 2009, and again in 2010. They also see OLED TVs (or laptop displays) in 2009, and flexibel displays in 2010, which will be a nice surprise.

This month we have launched a new section at OLED-Info: OLED related reports. We hope to have the largest selection of OLED reports, all in one place. In addition we are working with the publishers to offer discounts to our readers. Currently you can get 5% discount on reports from DisplaySearch. Stay tuned for more news!

We have published an interview with Dr. Udo Heider, VP of OLED unit at Merck. Merck are working on OLED materials, and have recently bought OLED-T's assets. Dr. Heider discusses their OLED material research and future plans.

We have published our first poll: How much will you pay extra for an OLED laptop?.
57% of the people said they will be willing to pay 100$-250$ extra for an OLED display. Currently it seems this is not enough, but it's clear that the extra battery life, the thinner display and the beautiful picture quality will be able to pull a large price premium.

Do you want to see more polls? Do you have any questions you'd like to see? Tell us!