Samsung May had a few problems high, but fortunately, they do not seem to have placate its development teams a little. According to Samsung Jong-Woo Lee, 2009 is set at the year that the company active matrix OLED (AMOLED) panel production to reach a viable point. The good news to see that the only television OLED currently on the market Sony is XEL-1, and then only in Japan and America for crazy prices, although it is less than an ultra-portable notebook screen.

Apparently, Samsung currently produces 1.5 million panels, but he expects that to reach three million in 2009 to double again to six million in 2010. Three million panels is suggested to be the magic number at which the economies of scale are achieved and production costs are manageable.

Currently OLED panels are used only in small appliances, such as the rear of Motarola U9. Come next year large appliances such as televisions and laptop computers will see greater use on the basis of this improvement in production.

Unfortunately in reality, we are closer than ever to know exactly when the aircraft using the roundtables will be available for purchase. Hopefully, Samsung, led by Sony rapid progress in the production of OLED display systems and to obtain as soon as possible.