After Sony’s 3mm OLED, now it’s Samsung’s turn. Samsung has developed the world’s thinnest 2.2” active matrix OLED which measures only 0.53 mm thin, that’s thinner than a credit card. It is lighter of course and more energy efficient than current LCD panel. According to Samsung, this AM-OLED will be released within the next few months and will soon use in mobile phone and media devices.

The low yield percentage of 40% means that those screens will be expensive. A Samsung marketing officer said that phones that equipped with this AM-OLED will be priced $200 extra.

[via Ubergizmo]