The Japanese are ganging up in the OLED race
Philip Wong | Jul 10, 2008
How can anyone beat the Koreans in their quest for worldwide consumer electronics (CE) domination? The answer, according to the Japanese Government, is an all-star dream team compromising major Japan CE companies such as Sony, Toshiba, Matsushita (a.k.a. Panasonic), Sharp, Hitachi, etc.
The team's goal is to consolidate and minimize development cost in technologies for producing larger OLED screens, as well as giving these firms a better competitive edge to fend off warring mammoths the likes of Samsung and LG. The collaboration will last till 2012, with government funding in the range of US$32 million.
Via OLEF-Info.com | Photo credit: Sony
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Is Phillip Wong another racist Chinazi. Japs is a racist word for your information. No wonder the world is hating China and their Chinazi behavior.
Jul 13, 2008 18:08