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REPORT # Nano-051
PUBLISHED February 28, 2008
Printed Display Markets
CATEGORIES :
- Emerging Electronics
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SUMMARY
In the past year printed electrophoretic and electrochromic displays has come to the fore, while OLED displays have shown themselves to have less potential than originally expected. This report analyzes the state-of-the-market in printed displays, shows where the first significant revenues from printed OLEDs will be coming from, and where the next markets for e-paper will be after book readers. It also discusses the latest technology developments including color e-paper and printed backplanes. In addition, the opportunities in all of the end-user segments are analyzed and forecast. Areas covered in mobile phones, book readers, signage, and smart cards. We also discuss what has changed in the printed display sector in the past year and include eight-year market forecasts.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter One: Printed Electronics Market Overview
The Evolution of Printed Electronics Technology and the Birth of an Industry
Materials and Production Issues: Improvements and Outstanding Issues
Mega-Drivers for Printable Electronics
How Printed Electronics Can "Save" the Electronics Industry
Dawn of an Industry?Chapter Two: Printed Displays
OLEDs
Advances in Materials
OLEDS and Printing
Performance Requirements for OLEDs
OLEDs and Flexible Substrates
OLEDs and Encapsulation
Markets for Printed OLEDsChapter Three: E-Paper
E Ink
SiPix
Bridgestone
Electrochromic Displays
Color E-Paper
Markets for E-paperChapter Four: Printed Backplanes
OTFT Backplanes
Plastic Logic
Polymer VisionChapter Five: Mobile Phone and Handheld Markets
Sub-displays and MP3 Displays
Mobile Phone Main DisplaysChapter Six: Book Readers
Chapter Seven: Computer Displays
OLEDs in Computer Displays
OLEDs, Computing and Flexible DisplaysChapter Eight: Signage
Point-of-Purchase Displays and Electronic Shelf Labels
Information Displays and SignageChapter Nine: Smartcards
Aveso
Siemens
SiPixChapter Ten: Eight-Year Forecasts of Printed Display and Signage Markets
What Has Changed in the Past Year
Eight-Year Forecasts of Printed Display MarketsKey Points
Acronyms and Abbreviations Used in this Report
About the AuthorsList of Exhibits
Exhibit 1: Major Economic Drivers for Printed Electronics
Exhbit 2: Industry Sector "Crises" and How TOP Electronics Can Help
Exhibit 3: CDT's Licensee's and Technology Partners
Exhibit 4: Selected Firms Supplying the OLED Industry
Exhibit 5: Emitting Materials for OLEDs
Exhibit 6: Paper Technology vs. Computer Technology
Exhibit 7: Selected E-paper Firms Shaping the Printed Displays/Signage Market
Exhibit 8: Applications of E-Paper
Exhibit 9: Will Flexible OLED Displays Catch On?
Exhibit 10: Comparison of Display Technologies for Cell Phones
Exhibit 11: Book Reader Products
Exhibit 12: Advantages of E-paper for Smart Shelves
Exhibit 13: Characteristics of OLED Signage Markets
Exhibit 14: Performance Data on the Seiko Epson 40-inch OLED Television
Exhibit 15: Summary of Printed OLED and E-Paper Forecasts ($ Millions)
Exhibit 16: Summary of Printed Display Backplane Forecasts ($ Millions)
