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One of the big, shiny things at CES next week will be LG’s new 55″ OLED TV – a 4mm thick set that may just be the greatest television set ever made. We haven`t heard much about OLED in the last few years due to problems with the its relatively short lifespan and high cost. I wonder if that is...

LG Electronics Inc., the world's third-largest mobile-phone maker, lowered its full-year smartphone sales target by 20 percent after losing customers to competitors led by Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. The company expects to sell 24 million smartphones this year, Park Jong Seok, head...

Worldwide sales of Plasma televisions hit 19.1 million units in 2010, up from 14.8 million units in 2009 according to recent report from DisplaySearch. The research firm says every quarter of 2010 saw sales increases over the same quarter of 2009. The results surprised researchers who believed...

The Global market for mobile phones market grew 14.6% in the third quarter of this year, the fourth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, according to a recent report from the International Data Corporation (IDC). IDC says vendors shipped 340.5 million during the July to September...

LG Electronics today announced a suite of 3D technology products which includes its new "Infinia" LED HDTVs. The 3D ready Infinia LX9500 and LX6500 series HDTVs come in 47" and 54" sizes and will be in store later this summer. The LX9500 models features 3D-capable display technology with full...

LG Electronics, the world's third largest mobile handset maker, and Microsoft this week announced a deal that would dramatically increase the number of LG phones running Windows Mobile.

Three leading electronics manufacturers – LG Display Co. Ltd., Sharp Corp. and Chunghwa Picture Tubes Ltd. – have agreed to plead guilty and pay a total of $585 million in criminal fines for their roles in conspiracies to fix prices in the sale of liquid crystal display (LCD) panels, the U.S...

Interesting that they mention being "heavily back-ordered"... Now, I'm not sure of how exactly OLED technology is going to replace BD... Kinda funny actually. :) You still need something feeding these shiny new OLED displays. Source