<![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> Although OLEDs used in lighting applications are not expected to become popular in the next few years and will initially target niche markets, the technology has several advantages over that of conventional lighting. First among the advantages is slimness. The thickness of OLED panels for lighting applications could reach less than 1mm. Such a characteristic could allow OLED lighting placed directly on ceilings rather than hang from them. In addition, flexibility is another advantage, which may allow OLED lighting to be used when designing for spaces with limited conditions. More Infos about OLED lighting at:
[www.oled-display.net]

erik1974

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> I like it. I'd buy one if they were available...though I did just paint my new home office bright (really bright) yellow, so i'm imagining i'll be able to just open up my cell phone on the desk and get enough of a reflection off of the walls to make it look like bright sunlight.

RamV10

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> I want it NAO. Cause it's expensive.

Nighthawkz

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> "I shot an arrow in the air,
And where it landed..."

Oh, never mind.. there it is.

Synthfilker

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> Why would designers want it? For their entire lives, light has had to come from relatively large, bulbous objects. Now suddenly they can make light come from aesthetically pleasing, vanishingly slim, nigh-two-dimensional planes of minimalist perfection? Sounds like a lighting designer's wet dream to me. (The fact that they can sell them for a high markup on an already very expensive product is just icing. Skinny, skinny white icing.)

icelight

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> At least some of the comments are brilliant, although they don't reflect well on the place.

strider_mt2k

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> @ripfire4: Sorry, that was terribly dim of me, wasn't it? Watt was I thinking? Just don't be short with me!

DaOtter

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> @DaOtter: Hey now, it's not proper to take away someone's limelight.

ripfire

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> Buy this to impress the ONE other person you know who knows what an OLED is.

N@tedog

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> @bosskev: It's certainly less than a shining example of the technology. *runs*

DaOtter

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> @Slartibartfast:
[www.acpau.com.au]

The Future is NOW!

daftrok

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> alright, since nobody else has...

It doesn't seem like a very bright idea.

bosskev

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> Well at least it's named appropriately.

ripfire

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> The FUTURE of LAMPS is NOW!

kahri

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> the only OLED i want to see is on my wall in 50" display!

riqgeez

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> Dad-gum waste of OLED's if you ask me.

ps61318

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> It would be awesome if each of the tiles swiveled around. Oh, also it would be awesome if the tiles were just one tile and were the display connected to my PC. Oh, and if it was really cheap too, that would be cool as well.

OLEDRevolution

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> Isn't that the picture of the decawing plane?

Darrone

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> "In the future, wars will be fought with robots. And your duty will be to build and maintain those robots"

Optimus-Prime

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> looks like a sculpted feather!

riqgeez

]]> <![CDATA[World's First OLED Lamp]]> Eventually, we'll be able to paint our light sources onto our walls. Personally, I can't wait.

Slartibartfast

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