Samsung SDI to invest $529 mln to up OLED output
South Korean display maker Samsung SDI Co said it would invest 551.8 billion won ($528.6 million) until mid-2009 to expand output of slim and power-efficient next-generation organic displays.
Samsung SDI produces small AM OLED screens used in handheld devices, while Japan's Sony Corp last November started selling small-sized TVs using OLED technology. Toshiba Corp also plans to ship small-to-medium-size OLED screens for mobile devices in the autumn. (Reuters)
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