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市場調査レポート
フレキシブルディスプレイおよび FED（電界放出ディスプレイ）市場
How Plastic Electronics and Carbon Nanotubes Are Creating New Opportunities in the Display Business
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当商品の販売は、2011年07月19日を持ちまして終了しました。
For decades display technology meant CRTs. In the 1980s, the arrival of
electronic games and cell phones resulted in the spread of primitive LED and LCD
displays. With HDTV now a reality, there has been a burst of activity with new
types of thinner, higher-resolution screens based on LCDs, plasma and even MEMS.
Nanotechnology now appears to offer some important new directions for displays
that could present serious challenges to established CRT, LCD and plasma
displays for the television and IT market, as well as revolutionary new flexible
displays that will address the needs of the burgeoning mobility market.
This report examines the impact that nanotechnology will have on the display
business and when that impact will occur. In addition to an assessment of the
new nanotech-enabled displays, this report also provides profiles and strategic
appraisals of firms active in the nanodisplay sector, along with an eight-year
market forecast broken out by display type, size and technology platform.
Executive Summary
- 2.1 Plastic Electronics and Flexible Displays
2.1.1 Comparison of Alternative Technologies for Flexible Displays
2.1.2 Key Technical and Market Advantages
2.1.3 Prospects for Roll-up Displays and "Electronic Paper"
2.1.4 Outstanding Technical Issues and Factors Retarding the Market
2.2 Carbon Nanotubes and Field Emission Displays
2.2.1 Key Technical and Market Advantages
2.2.2 Comparison with Existing Display Technologies
2.2.3 Outstanding Technical Issues and Factors Retarding the Market
2.3 The Role of OLEDs
- 3.1 Applied Nanotech
3.2 Asahi Glass
3.3 Cambridge Display Technologies
3.4 cDream
3.5 DuPont
3.6 France Telecom
3.7 Eikos
3.8 E Ink
3.9 French Atomic Energy Authority
3.10 Hitachi
3.11 ITRI
3.12 Lucent/Bell Labs
3.13 Mitsubishi
3.14 Motorola/Freescale
3.15 NHK
3.16 Noritake
3.17 Philips/Polymer Vision
3.18 Polymer Vision
3.19 Samsung
3.20 Sony
3.21 Firms Working On Military Displays
- 4.1 Television Displays
4.2 Computer Displays
4.3 Cell Phone/Handheld Displays
4.4 Military Displays
4.4 Other Displays
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