Organic Electronics to Reach $19.7 Billion by 2012

• New materials appear and prices to fall: The commercialization of organic electronics is also leading to research into new kinds of materials. For example, solution-processable small molecule materials promise larger and lower cost OLED displays and hybrid organic/inorganic materials will help expand the photovoltaic markets with lower cost solar panels and effective solar chargers for mobile electronics. And, as organic electronics materials begin to be manufactured in commercial quantities, NanoMarkets expects prices to fall dramatically, which in turn, will make it easier for organic electronics to penetrate new markets.