Why's it so damned hard to make OLED panels?
One of Japan's leading OLED panel makers, JOLED, has gone bust. While JOLED didn't make any of the panels in the latest generation of OLED gaming monitors, its demise is worrisome on several levels.
JOLED was likewise unusual in manufacturing OLED panels with a pure RGB-stripe subpixel layout. That's the subpixel structure used by most LCD monitors for PCs and it's required for font smoothing technologies including Microsoft's ClearType to function correctly.
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