Samsung Electronics Co Ltd exhibited a prototype of a 19-inch TV equipped with an OLED panel made by using a printing method.
The TV features an active matrix OLED panel that the company claims is made by using an "inkjet method." Its pixel count is 960 x 540, which is about quarter that of full HD.
The resolution and luminance of the panel are 58ppi and 200cd/m2, respectively. It can display 16.77 million colors with an 8-bit color scale. And it has a 62% color gamut.
[FPDI/GD] Samsung Makes 19-inch OLED TV by Using Printing Method -- Tech-On!
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