O cia siek tiek tikslesne informacija is pirmu lupu apeinant visus tuos 
saitukus ir zurnalistukus (pirmos lupos, tai pacio LG prezidento zodziai 
pusmetines atskaitos metu):

"In the TV side we will continue to invest OLED TV. We try to release 
cost-efficient and high-quality OLED TV in the middle of next year (2012) as 
a _promotional_ focus, after checking out the market response for our OLED 
TV. And then we will _decide_ our CapEx plan at the end of next year (end of 
2012)."

"The volume should be very limited, as it’s just for checking out the market 
response. If the market responds for our new OLED TV next year, we will 
decide material CapEx next year."

"Decision-making should be in year 2012, but actual cash operation should be 
in year 2013, maybe ramp-up should be at the end of year 2013 or ‘14. They 
should depend on the market demand situation and the market feedback for our 
TV."


Kitaip tariant (trumpai), paleis kitu metu viduryje pora prototipu, paziures 
reakcija. Jeigu (!) viskas idealu ir super paklausa, tada 2014 gal kazka ir 
isvysime. Bet iki to dar nemazai visokiu 'jeigu'. ;)



"Unknown" <aaa@aaa.com> wrote in message 
news:j0gn30$pld$1@trimpas.omnitel.net...
> visai neseniai (pries kokia pora metu) sio NG eGzpertai susiriesdami cia 
> man aiskino kokia dar OLED neisdirbta technologija (ypac melynos spalvos 
> diodai) ir kaip normalaus dydzio OLED TV (tuomet gamino tik 11" Sony) dar 
> nematysim kokia 100 metu :-)
>
> Minetiems geek'ams vel puiki proga pasireikst :-)
>
> http://www.oled-info.com/lg-display-stop-investing-small-oleds-and-focus-large-panels-plans-55-oled-tvs-2012
>
> http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/23/lg-promises-55-inch-oled-tv-in-2012-just-in-time-the-next-bak/
>