July 14, 2009... Austin, Texas USA? In its latest Quarterly OLED Shipment and Forecast Report, DisplaySearch forecasts the total OLED display market will grow to $7.1 billion by 2016, from $0.6 billion in 2008, with a CAGR of 36%.
DisplaySearch also reported that in Q1?09 worldwide active matrix (AM) OLED revenue surpassed passive matrix (PM) OLED for the first time. AMOLED revenue is increasing strongly due to strong mobile phone main display shipments, as Nokia, Samsung Electronics, and Sony Ericsson heavily promoted AMOLED mobile phones in first half of 2009. More than 10 mobile phone models with AMOLED main displays have been released in 2009.
PMOLED has been the revenue leader in the OLED display market, driven by high unit shipments. However, in Q109, PMOLED shipments were down significantly due to weakness in MP3 and mobile phone sub-display applications.
AMOLED displays have become an important differentiating feature for high end electronic products,? noted Jennifer Colegrove, PhD, Director of Display Technologies at DisplaySearch. ?As we forecasted, AMOLED revenue surpassed PMOLED revenue in Q1?09, and AMOLED is likely to pass PMOLEDs in terms of unit shipments in 2010. There will be about 20 new or upgraded AMOLED production lines installed or upgraded worldwide in the next three years,? Colegrove added.
DisplaySearch?s Quarterly OLED Shipment and Forecast Report includes shipments by each supplier; AMOLED vs. PMOLED; small molecule vs. polymer; monochrome vs. area color vs. full color; and shipments by application, such as mobile phone main display, sub- Display,mini-note, notebook PC, TV, MP3, auto console, car audio, digital still camera and near-eye. It also shows capacity plans by supplier and has a comprehensive supply/demand forecast. This report is delivered in PowerPoint and Include Excel pivot tables. If you need further information or assistance please contact Charles Camaroto at 1.888.436.7673 or 1.516.625.2452, e-mail or contact your regional DisplaySearch office in China, Japan, Korea or Taiwan.
Register now for DisplaySearch?s Fall Conference Series, taking place September 1-3 in San Jose, California. DisplaySearch will host three, one-day conferences covering the display industry?s hottest market segments:
?Digital Signage Conference: Flat Panel Displays Go Out-of-Home, Tuesday, September 1, 2009
TV Ecosystem Conference: TV After the Digital Transition? Finding the Next Big Thing, Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Emerging Display Technologies Conference: Innovation for the Next Wave of Growth, Thursday, September 3, 2009
For more information about these conferences and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Laura Castellano at 1.408.226.1101 or . Media interested in attending the conferences should contact Stacey Voorhees-Harmon at 1.925.336.9592 or .
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The name of wireless router can be separated out of two keywords: wireless and routing. Understand the technical principle behind these two words, you understand the wireless router.
Wireless is also what we often call Wi-Fi. Wireless routers can convert home broadband from wired to wireless signals, and all devices can happily surf the Internet as long as they connect to their own Wi-Fi. In addition, these devices also form a wireless local area network, where local data is exchanged at high speed and is not limited by the bandwidth of home broadband.
For example, many people have smart speakers in their homes that can be used to control various smart appliances. When you say small X small X, turn on the TV, the speaker actually finds the TV through the LAN and sends instructions, and does not need to connect to the Internet; And if you let it broadcast news, you have to get data through the Internet.
The Local Area Network we talked about earlier, also known as the Intranet, is represented by the Local Area Network (LAN) on the router, so the Wi-Fi signal is also called WLAN(Wireless LAN); The Internet we want to access, also known as the extranet, is represented on the router by the WAN(Wide Area Network).
On the Intranet, the IP address of each device is different, which is called a private address. All devices on the Internet share the same public address, which is assigned by broadband operators such as China Telecom Unicom.
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