Organic light emitting diodes (OLED) is the youngest of display technology, which is currently available to consumers. Samsung has decided to report what has made such a display of more than 300 million units.

The mass production of OLED-panels began in January 2007. If you look at the situation as a whole, the figure of 300 million does not seem so big. But the point is that any new production creates a number of difficulties.

However, at the last Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2013) the company reported the latest developments in the field of OLED-technology, and even brought a few OLED-TVs and monitors. If we do not speak of flexible OLED-displays, which were also shown at the exhibition.

In the first four and a half years since the beginning of mass production of the company produced only 100 million of these panels. But to collect the next batch of 100 million, the company took only 11 months. The third batch of the same 100 million displays took even less – 7 months.

Currently, Samsung owns 98 percent of the market production OLED-panels. The remaining percentage of waste LG, which is also interested in the technology.

Until recently, the central area of ​​application of such displays were smartphones, tablets, and digital cameras, now joined, and televisions.

And everything seems to be fine, but would be OLED-TV at lower price …