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They can't mass-produce 30" OLEDs reliably just yet. Same hangup as LCDs originally had: the larger you get, the more defects you have. Over time they improve the process, but that's what's holding back OLED at the moment.
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nih @ Jan 3rd 2008 3:48AM
They can't mass-produce 30" OLEDs reliably just yet. Same hangup as LCDs originally had: the larger you get, the more defects you have. Over time they improve the process, but that's what's holding back OLED at the moment.