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it's always consumed less power than lcds.hey're also more cost effective, because making oled screens requires fewer manufacturing steps. it comes from fancy devices. just like old school nonorganic light emitting diode, while your typical led light bulb is very small and very bright, you can look at them for more -- a consistent brightness even when they're twisted into unusual shapes, like your car's taillights and signal lights going forward, universal display's products are going to make their way into all sorts of products, because oled is smart, and sturdy oled can even be folded without breaking, which breaks up all kinds of opportunities, now the big shift for oled displays when apple started to moving it's iphones to oled's. universal displays licensing technologies to both oled and samsung. by may of to 16, we found out that applied materials had received $700 million in display orders, up 6 fold from the previous year with the vast majority of the new business coming from the oled market. the first rule of being an

so you can power like an lcd, tv for three hours from the outlet. >> actual tv. >> charger. >> run your laptop, few hours with it. neat idea. okay. all of the charging stations, will become something of the past. great one. >> great idea. got to look and tell you the exact thing. it is 13,400 milliamps. >> going to go $13,000. >> $13,000. >> heart skipped a beat. >> this bunch-o-balloons. dick, didn't we have that before? we had it you hooked it to a hose. let me show you did in my backyard. if you didn't have a hose, you can actually get a bucket of water. take this, stick it into the bucket of walter. start pumping. and in a few second, not a few second. about a minute. you've will get to 35 balloons, water balloons. you know, actually it will, they'll fill little with air if you want exercise. >> look at that. >> ha-ha. >> then, they're self sealing. when they pop off. never done it with plain air. >> oh, this is frustrating what it is. >> that's about $25. >> yeah. super soaker. and waltter balloon maker. >> fun is priceless at this point for the kid. >> happy father's day. >> happy

you have lcd soundsystem. you have all these people. how did you convince them all to get involved?el this sort of latent panic of like, "i know! please god don't let that happen." i mean, i think it's just hubris, right? like, you sort of start of saying, "i'm going to do this." and that's crazy, but it's fine. i'll just get them all to talk to me, and then you do. i mean, i think in this case, it's like -- there's a kind of behind the scene executive producer cast of people who helped make introductions, tell other managers that i wasn't a crazy person, like sort of vouch for me to people. ryan gentles, the strokes' manager, who a big character in the book as well. my friend imran, who signed vampire weekend and was kind of the english counterpart for that work. like, these were friends that i basically called, like, every other day going, "please, can you just introduce me to them?" >> seth: so even then, though, you get the interviews, how do you -- you've gotten such interesting stories. were people -- >> thank you. >> seth: do you think people immediately opened up or do you t