Sony OLED Prototypes - CEATEC Japan 2008 : DigInfo

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At CEATEC 2008 Sony displayed their OLED display technology, with their 11" XEL-1 display, released in Japan on October 01, 2007, being the first OLED television to hit the market.
Also on display were the latest prototypes including a 0.3mm thick 11" OLED panel, a 0.9mm thick OLED display, which is less than 1/3 the thickness of the XEL-1, and a 27" OLED panel.
OLED has a range of advantages when compared to current display technologies such as LCD or PDP. As the light is produced directly by the organic material, there is no need for a backlight, allowing for ultra thin displays. Also, the flow of electricity through the organic material can be controlled directly effecting the amount of light emitted from zero to peak brightness, allowing for high contrast levels, true blacks and color variation and subtlety that current display technology cannot reproduce. Other advantages include low power consumption, rapid response times and high pixel density.

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Eugen Hannibal, at 08/02/2012 16:52, says:
Sony is the best
ovniforos, at 06/10/2010 08:54, says:
Indeed ! , I hope the LED/PLASMA/CATODIC tecnology can be replaced quickly, that could be a huge saving on consumed energy and contaminating industrial processes.
ovniforos, at 06/10/2010 08:33, says:
Fotonic TV , images on air.
blankpaper66, at 01/31/2010 00:37, says:
wouldnt want to have a ceiling fan in the room, would just blow it over o_o'
ilovemokona2, at 10/05/2009 13:02, says:
it seems that even a breeze can bolw it away XD be ware !
zhestah, at 06/20/2009 14:37, says:
after this tv's there is no more fucking around
Pug1311, at 06/06/2009 14:06, says:
Try $999.00 for a 1080p plasma....
Sonyoooo3, at 05/31/2009 10:39, says:
It is nice making a box of oled tv like aquarium and create like a real fish, snake, etc. out of the screen of oled tv...
robdmhaze, at 04/26/2009 20:57, says:
well just wait a few years when its main stream like lcd and plasma are now and we will all have 60 inch OLED displays for like 3000 bucks.. just wait, and then they will have holographic displays for 20 000 bucks that we will have in 2025 for 3000 and after that it will be broadcast into our minds and no tvs but it will cost you your soul, but id get it....
mrgreanjeans, at 01/26/2009 21:07, says:
sounds good,but i hope its better than the lcd i bought that went out in two years
mrharryballzonya, at 01/11/2009 07:26, says:
You can get one for about half that price that's better than the one you bought. But that's technology for you.
panatoriousDJ, at 01/10/2009 16:20, says:
we got the one of the first plasma TVs from sony (42") We bought it 2003 i thin or 2004 before the olympics in athens started to watch the games whith out huge TV. WE BOUGHT IT 4 12.000 CHF ( is like 11.500 USD ) and now the prices are too low you can buy a 42" and pay like 3000 with full HD panel
panatoriousDJ, at 01/10/2009 16:05, says:
what a cool stuff! imagine you got one over your bed with the PS3 and you game high def games
GregoryPunzo, at 01/06/2009 02:08, says:
it cost's $2,500 just for the 11". get a lazer tv. they have that for 7,000 wich seems bad but a 65" lcd is 12,000. and laser looks just as good as oled and has all the same benfits but it's 10" thick but i don't mind giving 10" of space rather than thousands of dollars.
Felipe Agosto, at 01/01/2009 22:21, says:
I can't wait to get on of those in a 60" for my living room! Burn the midnight oil SONY!
LucasCink, at 10/10/2008 09:09, says:
ooo yeaa! jajaj
uch, at 10/08/2008 18:36, says:
wow