Germany is aiming to become a leader in OLED

The government has already started up a â¬100 million ($130 million) initiative to support research and production of OLED's. Firms like Merck, Osram, Philips and Samsung have pledged to invest over â¬500 million.

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Posted: Feb 27,2005 by Ron Mertens

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