How LEDs and OLEDs Work
Thursday, April 24th, 2008
It’s easy to cruise through our tech-dependent world without appreciating why one device is superior to another. As a consumer, you just look for items that make your life easier and more fun. Why should you switch to LEDs and OLEDs? Why not just stick with the old, reliable incandescent bulbs developed by Edison?
The ever-increasing list of new LED technology indicates we are on the edge of a lighting revolution. And it’s high time, considering that Edison’s original lightbulb design has 
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LEDs sure have come a long way in the last couple of years. Newspapers across the world tout LEDs as a new technology that can save energy and money. As an example, a recent Canadian Toronto Star article provided a thorough 