Multi-layered Information Structure
Our industrial OLED series enhances this core technology with a triple-layer encapsulation: hermetically sealed glass substrates enclosing organic layers with moisture absorbers,
enabling an operational lifespan of 50,000 hours (luminance decay <10%). The structural elimination of polarizers and diffusers allows for ultra-thin profiles as slim as 4.2 mm essential for museum installations and luxury retail,
where spatial intrusion is commercially unacceptable. In critical viewing environments such as medical imaging rooms requiring DICOM grayscale tracking, broadcast color grading stations demanding
Rec. 2020 coverage, or aeronautical control rooms that require 24/7 reliability this design definitively eliminates backlight haze, halo artifacts, and off-axis gamma shift.
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OLED, acronym for Organic Light Emitting Diode, is a display technology in which each pixel is made of an organic material that emits its own light when an electric current flows through it. Unlike LCD screens, which require backlighting, OLEDs do not need this external illumination, allowing for deeper blacks, better contrast, and more vibrant colors. The Transparent OLEDs by WTD offer superior image quality thanks to their precise pixel control and self-illumination.
This high image quality is also guaranteed in the “Table” version.
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Harmony with the Environment
WTD’s concept of an eye-catching display takes a step forward. The transparent OLED with a striking stand maintains the tone and style of the design in harmony with the surrounding environment, rather than overpowering the space.
Color Contrast
Accurate color reproduction, fast response times, and high contrast ratios make them ideal for work that demands color precision such as graphic design, photography, and video editing thanks to advanced display technology that combines functionality with transparency.
The motherboard market is experiencing a sharp increase in costs, mainly driven by DRAM memory shortages and high chip prices, further aggravated by the surge in demand from the AI sector. This trend, expected to continue until 2028, has led to a significant drop in sales and is forcing a return to older technologies such as DDR4.
Below are the key details regarding the cost increase:
The situation is critical, with price increases affecting not only key components but the entire PC ecosystem as well, including motherboards, which are also being impacted by memory shortages. Accordingly, due to the ongoing increases in the cost of components and other materials, as previously communicated in our email since February, all prices agreed upon earlier and all quotations issued are no longer to be considered valid. Please contact our sales department for updated information and to confirm product availability.
