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DisplaySearch Releases 2006 OLED Technology Report, Forecasts OLED Revenue Over $5.1B in 2009

Business Wire, Feb 8, 2006

According to DisplaySearch Senior Vice President Barry Young, "This year's OLED Technology Report is the most comprehensive view of a technology that is forecast to change the landscape of the display industry in the next five years. Covering such topics as material efficiency and lifetime trends, new electronic designs, device architectures, capacity, supply demand calculations and market sizing."

For information on the 2006 OLED Technology Report, contact Arie Braun at 512-459-3126, ext. 108 or arie@displaysearch.com.

About DisplaySearch

DisplaySearch, an NPD Group company, has a core team of 34 employees located in North America and Asia who produce a valued suite of FPD-related market forecasts, technology assessments, surveys, studies and analyses. The company also organizes influential events worldwide. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, DisplaySearch has regional operations in Chicago, Hong Kong, Houston, Kyoto, San Diego, San Jose, Seoul, Shenzhen, Taipei and Tokyo, and the company is on the web at www.displaysearch.com.

About The NPD Group Inc.

Since 1967, The NPD Group has provided reliable and comprehensive consumer and retail information for a wide range of industries. Today more than 1,400 manufacturers and retailers rely on NPD to help them better understand their customers, product categories, distribution channels and competition in order to help guide their business. Information from The NPD Group is available for the following major vertical sectors: apparel, appliances, automotive, beauty, consumer electronics, food and beverage, foodservice, footwear, home improvement, housewares, imaging, information technology, music, software, travel, toys, video games, and wireless. For more information, visit www.npd.com.

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