Sony has unveiled their answer to the OLED displays that Samsung and LG Philips were touting last week. Yeah, this 2.5-inch, 160 x 120 pixel bendable OLED display set on a piece of flexible plastic film isn't an OLED TV, but it sure does have some impressive numbers.

According to Engadget, this organic TFT is apparently the world's first OLED display to boast 24-bit color depth. It also boasts 16.7 million colors and is only 0.3 mm thick, making it thinner and having a greater range of colors than its Samsung and LG Philips counterparts.

The only area where the Samsung display beats this baby is in the contrast ratio department. Sony's display has "greater than" 1000:1 contrast ratio compared to Samsung's 10,000:1 rating. Still, it does some damage to those who doubt that Sony will be delivering OLED monitors to consumers this year.