Abstract: An organic light emitting display device includes a substrate; first and second organic light emitting diodes laterally shifted with respect to each other on the substrate; an encapsulation layer covering the first and second organic light emitting diodes, the encapsulation layer including a plurality of layers; and a first color filter and a second color filter each within the plurality of layers, the first color filter and the second color filter being respectively disposed over respective ones of the first and second organic light emitting diodes at respectively different heights from the substrate.

Abstract: A method of operating a storage device includes a nonvolatile memory device, a controller configured to control the nonvolatile memory device and a temperature sensor configured to measure a temperature of the nonvolatile memory device. The method includes calculating an average sensing temperature of a sensing temperature measured by the temperature sensor for a period of time, and periodically calculating an elapsed time of data after the data is programmed in the nonvolatile memory device based upon the average sensing temperature.

Abstract: One embodiment includes obtaining programming order information for the memory area from a first table based on address information. The programming order information indicates an order in which the memory area was programmed. The embodiment further includes determining an estimated elapsed time by accessing a second table based on the obtained programming order information. The estimated elapsed time indicating time that has elapsed since the portion of the memory area was last programmed. The embodiment includes controlling the memory based on the estimated elapsed time.

Abstract: A flexible display device includes a base substrate defining a display area and a non-display area; a thin film transistor in the display area of the base substrate; an organic light emitting diode on and connected with the thin film transistor; an encapsulation layer on the organic light emitting diode; and a crack preventing portion in the non-display area defined by the base substrate.

Abstract: An organic light emitting display device is provided that includes a first substrate having a first pad electrode; a second substrate having a touch array and a second pad electrode connected to the touch array; a plurality of first barriers provided on one surface of the first substrate adjacent to the first pad electrode; and a plurality of second barriers provided on the other surface of the second substrate facing one surface of the first substrate, wherein the first barriers are coupled to the second barriers alternately with each other.

Abstract: An organic light emitting display device that can prevent non-emission areas from being visible as lattice patterns and a head-mounted display including the organic light emitting display device are provided. The organic light emitting display device includes anode electrodes, banks that define the anode electrodes, organic light-emitting layers that are disposed on the anode electrodes, and color filters that are disposed on the organic light-emitting layers. The banks include a color changing film that changes light emitted from the organic light-emitting layer into a predetermined color and outputs the changed color light.

Abstract: Discussed are an organic light emitting display device and a method of manufacturing the same. The organic light emitting display device can include first electrodes that are disposed on a substrate, organic light-emitting layers that are disposed on the first electrodes, banks that overlap edges of the first electrodes and define pixels, light-blocking layers that are disposed on the banks, and resin layers that are disposed between the light-blocking layers and include an adhesive material. A resin transfer pattern that penetrates each of the light-blocking layers from one side to the other side may be formed in the light-blocking layers. The resin layer disposed on one side of each of the light-blocking layers and the resin layer disposed on the other side of the light-blocking layer are connected to each other via the resin transfer pattern.

Abstract: A method of operating a storage device includes a nonvolatile memory device, a controller configured to control the nonvolatile memory device and a temperature sensor configured to measure a temperature of the nonvolatile memory device. The method includes calculating an average sensing temperature of a sensing temperature measured by the temperature sensor for a period of time, and periodically calculating an elapsed time of data after the data is programmed in the nonvolatile memory device based upon the average sensing temperature.

Abstract: A reflector is discussed. A reflector can include a first reflective layer pair reflecting red light, a second reflective layer pair reflecting green light and a third reflective layer pair reflecting blue light, wherein the first to third reflective layer pairs are formed as a plurality of inorganic layers, the first, second and third reflective layer pair are sequentially stacked iteratively, the first reflective layer pair includes a stop band corresponds to red color wavelength, the second reflective layer pair includes a stop band corresponds to green color wavelength, and the third reflective layer pair includes a stop band corresponds to blue color wavelength.

Abstract: Discussed are a high efficiency reflector which reflects multiple color light, and a display device which can increase display quality by applying the high efficiency reflector thereto. The reflector includes a first reflective layer pair reflecting red light, a second reflective layer pair reflecting green light, and a third reflective layer pair reflecting blue light. The first to third reflective layer pairs are formed as a plurality of inorganic layers.

Abstract: One embodiment includes obtaining programming order information for the memory area from a first table based on address information. The programming order information indicates an order in which the memory area was programmed. The embodiment further includes determining an estimated elapsed time by accessing a second table based on the obtained programming order information. The estimated elapsed time indicating time that has elapsed since the portion of the memory area was last programmed. The embodiment includes controlling the memory based on the estimated elapsed time.

Abstract: A nonvolatile memory device includes; a memory cell array designating a first memory cell group including first memory cells connected with a word line and disposed less than a reference distance from a word line voltage source in a word line direction, and a second memory cell group including second memory cells connected to the word line and disposed more than the reference distance from the word line voltage source in the word line direction, and control logic configured during a data processing operation to provide a first word line voltage to a first target memory cell among the first memory cells, and a second word line voltage different from the first word line voltage to a second target memory cell among the second memory cells.

Abstract: Disclosed are an electrophoretic display device and a manufacturing method thereof, which can enhance display quality and manufacturing efficiency. The electrophoretic display device includes a plurality of partition walls, sealing materials, a display solvent, and a second substrate. The partition walls are formed at a first substrate, and respectively define a plurality of unit pixel regions. The sealing materials are formed on the partition walls. The display solvent includes a plurality of charged particles and a solvent, and is filled into the unit pixel regions. The second substrate is adhered to the sealing materials to seal the unit pixel regions.

Abstract: Discussed are a high efficiency reflector which reflects multiple color light, and a display device which can increase display quality by applying the high efficiency reflector thereto. The reflector includes a first reflective layer pair reflecting red light, a second reflective layer pair reflecting green light, and a third reflective layer pair reflecting blue light. The first to third reflective layer pairs are formed as a plurality of inorganic layers.