LG to make flexible OLED displays for use in mobile devices too, says they'll be "unbreakable"

2. u-suck-more posted on 10 May 2012, 06:03 9 0

Samsung and LG are both supported by the Korean government, so, this is unlikely

13. remixfa posted on 10 May 2012, 07:19 2 1

there is a high amount of espionage at samsung's plants from other manufacturers. I would probably put this firmly under "stolen tech".

Im sure samsung's lawyers are looking into any similarities for potential lawsuits. I doubt this is the last we will hear of it.

21. u-suck-more posted on 10 May 2012, 08:27 1 1

i'm 99% sure that it won't happen. of course it might but chances are slim. the Korean government won't allow it because LG and Samsung are one of the most reputable names from Korea. Both companies also make Korea look like a very technologically advanced country and have helped Korea with loads of investments and money. if both companies start suing each other, business wise, for Korea it wouldn't be good. besides, a lot of people have invested in LG and Samsung because of their good relationship with each other and because pf the Korean government's massive support for both companies.
also, LG and Samsung are known to help each other out quite a bit, so chances of a law suit are actually quite slim

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24. Rangers posted on 10 May 2012, 11:29 0 0

LG and Samsung have not helped each other out. I guess you have no idea of the relationship between LG and Samsung.

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27. u-suck-more posted on 11 May 2012, 00:16 0 0

i guess you dont live in Asia

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6. simon1 posted on 10 May 2012, 06:25 1 0

LG is trying hard to this industry again. It's a really nice idea. Even recently they launched Optimus LTE 2 -http://goo.gl/9E9uj . Can you believe its having 2GB of RAM.

11. hung2900 posted on 10 May 2012, 07:08 0 1

http://www.fellowgeek.com/a-Samsungs-AMOLED-Tech-was-Tempting-Enough-to-Steal-ix1969.html
The evidence here

19. u-suck-more posted on 10 May 2012, 08:16 0 1

it did say LG use a different production method. so LG dint steal

12. hung2900 posted on 10 May 2012, 07:10 2 3

That's not copying. That's stealing.

16. bobfreking55 posted on 10 May 2012, 07:50 0 0

i'm sure LG is also innovating, especially when they to attack Samsung's Pentile Displays. LG's a great company, their execution just... fails.

17. hung2900 posted on 10 May 2012, 08:09 1 1

Did you read it?
http://www.fellowgeek.com/a-Samsungs-AMOLED-Tech-was-Tempting-Enough-to-Steal-ix1969.html
How can LG immediately get 55 inch OLED screen and the same "unbreakable" flexible OLED as Samsung?

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20. u-suck-more posted on 10 May 2012, 08:19 2 1

can YOU read?! the article states that LG uses a DIFFERENT method.
this is the paragraph from THAT article you posted: ''LG might have come by their tech legitimately, however. Despite the theft, LG’s tech does have a different technological base than Samsung’s. It might be that LG managed to miraculously close the technological gap that Samsung created.''

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26. EclipseGSX posted on 10 May 2012, 17:22 1 0

for once you are right, instead of innovating themselves they will just buy it and call it theirs...REVOLUTIONARY