I admitted they may have a prototype green cd-free qd, "Saleable" is the key word and the question. i doubt it is saleable. I was specific.
I doubt any OEMs are going to want to stock up on Cadmium displays in the face of the exemption expiration. Their sales of Cadmium Hyperion Green will dwindle. No one wants to buy a 4K display with only Red QD and no Green ones, do they?
They come up with workarounds or schemes to protect their QD from air, water and heat degradation. Glass works, but makes the display more expensive. So much for QDOG!
Re their being able to automate without violating our patents. Have you read them? There is only one way I know to automate QD production. You come up with another one I would love to tell you I'm wrong. Nanoco for example, may have automated nucleation, but thats not automating everything, just one step.
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