日本丧失行业领先地位的最新例证是,在开发有可能成为下一代电视的主导性技术标准──有机发光二极管(OLED)的竞争中,该国企业又处于落后境地。这种新型显示器更薄而且能耗更低。
In the latest example of the country's lose-the-lead affliction, Japanese companies are falling behind in the race to develop what is likely to become the dominant technology format for next-generation televisions: OLEDs, or organic light emitting diodes. The new displays are thinner and require less energy.
韩国顶级电视制造商三星已经在小型OLED显示屏市场占据主导地位,这种屏幕常用于智能手机和其他移动设备中。如今,三星及其本土竞争对手LG Electronics均计划在今年晚些时候推出55英寸的OLED电视。
Samsung, Korea's top TV maker, already dominates the market for smaller-size OLED displays featured in smartphones and other mobile devices. Now Samsung and domestic rival LG Electronics Co. each plans to launch a 55-inch OLED television later this year.
与索尼、松下、夏普和东芝(Toshiba Corp.)这些日本企业相比,这是一个很大的进步,这些公司花费了多年时间研发这一技术,同时也在苦苦思索如何将其商业化。为了试着缩小与韩国竞争对手的差距,索尼和松下这两个宿怨已久的对手史无前例地在6月同意结成联盟,共同开发OLED生产技术。
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