LG 55" OLED TV To Launch In 2012

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Kwon said that OLEDs have more flaws than their current AH-IPS (Advanced High Performance In-Plane Switching) LCD technology. The company won't make investments in production of OLEDs for smaller devices. Instead, the company will focus more on mass production of bigger OLEDs to be used in televisions. Kwon says LG Display is determined to make this a real-world product: 'Initial production volume would be only tens of thousands of units due to limited production facilities, but we will expand them to a mass production system, observing market reactions.'

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