GE and Power Paper to develop battery-powered OLED Lighting

GE and Israel's Power Paper will jointly-develop self-powered (battery) OLED Lighting. The project will combine Power Paper's paper-thin, flexible batteries with GE's OLEDs.

GE says that the new OLED products will cost less, be more effective and will be reliable and shock-resistant.

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Reuters

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Posted: Dec 11,2009 by Ron Mertens

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