For a general explanation, uses and history, see OLED. Passive matrix OLEDs appeared in cellphones and MP3 players in the 1990s, and active matrix OLED devices followed in the late 2000s (see AMOLED).

Older, passive matrix OLED displays (PMOLED) require higher voltages for higher pixels and resolutions. The higher the voltage, the lower the screen's lifetime. Active-matrix OLED displays use ...

The common type of display technology used in all modern LCD and OLED computer, TV and mobile device screens. Active matrix is sharper and has more contrast than less expensive passive matrix screens.

Key features: iOS and Android compatibility, battery life of up to 30 days in normal use and 50 days in power reserve mode, Passive Matrix OLED (PMOLED) 42 mm screen (no touchscreen), stainless ...

In OLED displays, nanotechnology is used to create the organic ... For instance, researchers have demonstrated a passive matrix quantum dot light-emitting diode (QLED) display fully integrated with ...

OLED Display Organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs ... high-volume AMLCDs to an 8" - 10" range. PMLCD Passive matrix LCDs (PMLCDs) are the most common flat panel display. PMLCDs have closely-spaced, ...

The monitor features a customizable dot-matrix logo on the back ... The monitor employs passive cooling via a heatsink instead of a cooling fan, which not only eliminates fan noise but also ...

That means the new corporate nose with a revised ‘single-frame’ grille, configurable LED lights at the front and a width-spanning light bar at the back with configurable OLED technology.