LG Electronics is continuing to push OLED TV panel development despite high costs for the technology and competitive LCD technology that is becoming thinner in size and higher in...

Following developments to push Ultra HD TVs in the market vendors have begun to promote curved units as well and aim to push the technology throughout 2015-2016. However, due to higher...

In addition to connected devices, new Ultra HD (4K) TVs and thinner LED TVs, consumers can expect to see new lineups of OLED, quantum dot (QD) and even 8K TVs at the CES 2015 exhib...

LG Display will begin OLED production operations on its M2 line as of December 2014, which is expected to have a monthly production capacity of 34,000 units, according to a report...

Despite increasing popularity for Ultra HD TVs, Korea panel makers still anticipate growth for OLED TVs over the next few years, with shipments expected to see some of the biggest...

OLED TV pricing is expected to remain double that of Ultra HD TVs through 2016, which will influence the 120% on-year expected growth in Ultra HD TV shipments in 2015, according to...

LG Electronics is continuing to develop Ultra HD TVs in order to keep up its TV shipment goal of 34 million amid less-than-expected shipments of OLED TVs, according to sources as...

LG Electronics' 55-inch curved OLED TV (55EC9300) will be sold for 3.99 million won (US$3,775) per unit through major retail channels and department stores in Korea, according to...

Korea-based vendors still have hopes for OLED TVs despite limited sales in recent years, according to Hyun Hwoi Ha, executive VP at LG Electronics.

While Samsung Electronics is focusing on Ultra HD TVs instead of OLED TVs, South Korea-based panel makers have been developing OLED TV panels with Ultra HD resolution, according to...

Panasonic is reportedly in talks with LG Display about purchasing OLED TV panels sized 55-inch and above, according to a Chinese-language Sina News Taiwan report.

China-based TV vendor Skyworth will release a 55-inch OLED TV that will go on sale during the May 1 holiday period in China.

Growth in the OLED industry has been slower than expected due to very few breakthroughs in AMOLED displays and manufacturing costs that are still higher than those for LCD screens...

OLED TV shipments are expected to reach no more than 100,000 units in 2014, according to market observers.

More reports are coming from the supply chain in Taiwan stating that Sony and Panasonic have decided to end cooperation on mass producing OLED TVs and will instead focus on Ultra...