OLED, also known as OrganicLight-emitting diode, is a technology that allows a TV to be thinner than AN LCD or plasma at the same time. LG has shown off an OLED panel just 0.97mm thick, which is a *.
Here's how OLED technology works: A carbon-based organic film is sandwiched between two conductors to allow an electric current to pass through, giving off light. LCD TVS, on the other hand, need a layer of backlight to achieve brightness. OLED pixels have the ability to emit light, allowing televisions to be made thinner.
OLED technology is currently divided into two systems, passive matrix (PMOLED) and active matrix (AMOLED). The latter controls each pixel by applying a voltage, making it ideal for displaying motion and thus for OLED TVS.

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