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ITRI: Taiwan Surely Seize the Opportunity in Flexible AMOLED
By Vincent Wang
Published: Aug 04,2015
Lee Cheng-chung, Deputy General Director at the Display Technology Center of ITRI says it’s the right timing and last minute for Taiwan to seize the opportunity in developing flexible AMOLED
HSINCHU, Taiwan — The panel display industry in Taiwan has long been considered a declining industry, however, as there’s a growing demand for flexible AMOLED the situation averted. Lee Cheng-chung, Deputy General Director at the Display Technology Center of Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) pointed out it’s the right timing and last minute for Taiwanese panel display firms to seize the opportunity in developing flexible AMOLED.
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Lee Cheng-chung commented, “There are people who tired of brining big-screen smartphones and Tablets altogether, flexible AMOLED makes smartphones bendable, rollable and foldable that will surely make a new wave of replacement.”
Lee Cheng-chung said that since sheet metal fabrication is a highly developed industry in Taiwan, housing and hinge are competitive advantages of the supply chain. “And current equipment is totally compatible in manufacturing flexible AMOLED as long as substrates are being coated.”
Lee Cheng-chung also stated that it’s the right timing and last minute for major panel display firms in Taiwan to jump into fostering flexible AMOLED with the reasons that this year is the end of the amortization period of most Taiwanese panel display firms and Taiwan ranks No.1 in terms of the productivity of small and medium-sized display.
In additon, Lee Cheng-chung forecast that as the rising of wearables, especially for those which can make phone calls. “It’s probably going to replace smartphones based on my personal experience.”
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