From The 2008 Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show:
By PETER SVENSSON
AP Technology Writer
"...Pioneer Corp. is one of the companies working to put its sets on a diet: it demonstrated a plasma TV with a thickness of just 9 millimeters, or three-eighths of an inch, claiming it is the thinnest 50-inch s et ever. It's just a prototype, however. Pioneer said sets that thin would not be on the market this year, but possibly next.
Hitachi Ltd. is showing off an LCD display that is twice as thick: three-fourths of an inch. That's also a prototype, but the company is bringing LCDs that are 1.5 inches thick to the U.S. market in the second quarter after launching them in Japan in December. U.S. prices were not announced.
The ultimate in thinness is achievable with a completely different screen technology: organic light-emitting diodes, or OLEDs.
Sony Corp. announced it will soon start selling the first OLED screen in the U.S. It's just 3 millimeters, or one-eighth of an inch thick. The catch - actually, the first of two catches - is that the screen area is also minimal, at 11 inches diagonally. The second catch is the price tag: about $2,500."
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By PETER SVENSSON
AP Technology Writer
"...Pioneer Corp. is one of the companies working to put its sets on a diet: it demonstrated a plasma TV with a thickness of just 9 millimeters, or three-eighths of an inch, claiming it is the thinnest 50-inch s et ever. It's just a prototype, however. Pioneer said sets that thin would not be on the market this year, but possibly next.
Hitachi Ltd. is showing off an LCD display that is twice as thick: three-fourths of an inch. That's also a prototype, but the company is bringing LCDs that are 1.5 inches thick to the U.S. market in the second quarter after launching them in Japan in December. U.S. prices were not announced.
The ultimate in thinness is achievable with a completely different screen technology: organic light-emitting diodes, or OLEDs.
Sony Corp. announced it will soon start selling the first OLED screen in the U.S. It's just 3 millimeters, or one-eighth of an inch thick. The catch - actually, the first of two catches - is that the screen area is also minimal, at 11 inches diagonally. The second catch is the price tag: about $2,500."
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