Sony has been selling a line of 17" to 25" OLED monitors (already 3rd generation) that provide video and film professionals with HD (1920 x 1080) and 2K (2048 x 1080) that are considered the fastest response displays available (especially important for sports broadcasters) with the widest color gamut. While these displays are extremely expensive ($12,000 to $ 26,000) they are designed for use in broadcast and film because of their unusual specifications, stemming from the top emission OLED displays they are built around. These are not typical monitors, and perform multiple functions far outside of consumer needs, but indicate the high quality monitors that OLED can generate. Typical consumer monitors are a highly competitive market and will remain so, so it is up to OLED panel producers to reduce costs to make this a viable consumer product outside of niche applications such as the above. Given the fact that OLED displays will ultimately be cheaper to produce than LCDs, it will eventually happen, but timing will be dictated by the progress made in OLED manufcaturing costs. vs. LCD.