> And I did mention QNED [1] , Nanorod SolidState OLED that drastically improve everything from brightness, efficiency, burn in and even cost. Although that is

> And I did mention QNED [1] , Nanorod SolidState OLED that drastically improve everything from brightness, efficiency, burn in and even cost. Although that is somewhat 5 years in the future. Nanorod LEDs are not OLEDs but fairly standard blue leds. Samsung got a 15 years headstart. I think they are going straight for skipping the mass transfer stage altogether, and growing LEDs on the glass. Their first working blue GaN led on glass was in 2011. 4 or 5 years since they launched the effort. > There is a reason why even low end Smartphone are switching or planning to switch to OLED display. Low end smartphone sized OLED screens are actually cheaper in China than decent LCDs from time to time.