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Government Technology

CES Report: Microsoft Surface, Storage Improvements and Monster HD … Government Technology, CA -9 Apr 2008 Buyers hoping to snap up the Sony 11-inch OLED TV screen - which is only 3 mm thick - can expect to pay at least $2000. Storage capacity was another hot …

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Another comparative review of the SOny XEL-1 OLED TV;

KLAS-TV

New Super Thin OLED TV’s Deliver Great Pictures KLAS-TV, NV -4 Apr 2008 Who would have thought flat screens could look like fat screens but they do next to the newest super-thin televisions. These sleeker TV’s use a special …

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A Gizmodo review of the Sony XEL-1 OLED TV.

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From DigitalJournal comes an in-depth video review of the Sony XEL-1 OLED TV. They discuss this amazing new display technology and point out a couple of shortcomings as well. Check it out below.

One of the latest Sony XEL-1 reviews:

Why is this dinky little TV so important? Its screen is roughly the size of the box that Lebowski comes in, and it costs hundreds more than the 50″ plasma overshadowing it in the picture. Why so…

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Just out today, a great announcement by Sony on OLED TV panel production investment:

On the winning side of the format war, Sony Corporation can now focus more on other businesses like that of OLED (organic LED) panels. Although it has already released its first OLED TV the company is now looking to use the technology to make panels that are larger than 11-inches and for that it has decided to invest about $203 million. The money will help develop the means and iron out the bugs that would stand in the way of making medium and large OLED panels. The move is set to help the c

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OLED TV predictions from Tech-On!

It’s always hard to say if new TV technologies will take off, or fall flat. Just look at HD DVD. Three or four months ago, it was hot. Prices for players were dropping drastically and the HD disc format looked like it may take the format war with Blu-ray just based on its much cheaper price. But how things change. One of the newer TV technologies making waves right now is OLED TV. The buzz surrounding the first commercially available OLED TV, the Sony XEL-1, has been huge. Even though the set m

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OLED Display information website | Organic LED news and infos!OLED-based display devices also can be more effectively manufactured than LCDs and plasma displays. But degradation of OLED materials has limited the use of Organic Light Emitting Device (OLED) technology may deliver excellent display performance with high resolution, full color, high luminosity at lower costs.If Sony releases the XEL-1 on time, the company would become the first consumer electronics company to offer an organic light

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Doubling of the OLED TV panel lifespan will be a good step in getting consumer confidence in this new technology.

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