OLED lights will go mainstream next year, says an analyst, with several big brands expecting to start mass production on the gorgeous next gen lighting technology. Blinding news! Read on to find out who’ll be leading the charge.
According to display consultant and market research company DisplaySearch, big name manufacturers will begin mass production of low power, OLED lights from 2010, with the tech hitting critical mass by 2011.
DisplaySearch estimates that both Philips and GE (General Electric) will start pushing OLED lights from 2010, with the likes of Konica Minolta and Lumiotec following in 2011. So confident is DisplaySearch about the future of OLED lighting, it says the market will be worth $6bn (£4.27bn) by 2018.
Optimistic? Who knows, but we can’t wait to say farewell to filament light bulbs for good and welcome OLED lights in to our home. Want to know what the future of OLED lights are beyond next year though? Check out what Philips is trying to do with OLED lights in windows!
Out 2010 | £TBC | DisplaySearch (Via DigiTimes)
