World&#39;s Largest OLED Unveiled
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LG.Philips LCD, the world&#39;s second-largest liquid crystal display (LCD) maker, said Tuesday that it has developed the world&#39;s biggest active-matrix (AM) organic light emitting diode (OLED) display
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At a keynote speech here this morning at CES, Panasonic President Toshihiro Sakamoto showed the audience that his was definitely the biggest, and that he didn't need cables to hold it up...referring to one very big display.
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TAIPEI/SEOUL  - A new generation of super-thin,  power-sipping displays is making its way to the market,  stretching battery lives to new limits and perhaps one day  posing a challenge to heavier, energy-gobbling LCDs.
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Samsung is showing off a new 128G-byte flash-based SSD (solid-state drive), one of the largest such drives shown to date, at CES.
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PureDepth&#8482;, Inc. (OTC: PDEP), a global leader  in next-generation display technologies and the pioneer of Multi-Layer  Display (MLD&#8482;) technology, today named Tom  Credelle Senior Vice President of Worldwide Engineering and Development.  Mr.
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Plasma screens just keep getting bigger, with Panasonic on Monday showing the prototype of a new 150-inch plasma display, which the company says is the largest flat-panel display in the world.Measuring 11 feet wide, the Panasonic Life Screen is the size of nine 50-inch plasma screens, said Toshihiro Sakamoto, president of Panasonic AVC Networks during a Monday keynote at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.It displays images at a resolution of 2,160 by 4,096 pixels, four times the resolution of Panasonic&#39;s current high-definition plasma screens, which display images at a 1,080-by-1,920 pixel resolution, Sakamoto said.The 150-inch panel is designed for digital cinema and promotional installations. Sakamoto did not say when the screen would be delivered. In developing the product, Panasonic was encouraged by the sales of 3,000 units of 103-inch plasma TVs, more than the company expected, Sakamoto said.The executive also showed off a prototype 50-inch plasma high-definition, thin TV. The display is 24.7 millimeters (0.97 inches) thick and weighs around 22 kilograms (48 pounds), half the weight of current high-definition TV models in similar sizes, Sakamoto said. This makes for easier installation and wall-mounting of the screen.No shipping date for the 50-inch screen was announced.Panasonic is making an effort to reduce the power consumption of plasma displays, Sakamoto said, and the new designs include new circuitry and designs that cut energy consumption by up to half.The International Consumer Electronics Show will be held Jan. 7-10.
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Sony and Samsung are showing off super-thin, super-expensive OLED TVs--one on sale now.
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Plasma successor ramping rapidly Samsung will follow its roll-out of 14in OLED screens by 2010, revealed last week, turns out to be merely the first step toward the release of 40in and 42in panels a year later.â¦
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Infosyncworld has a preview of Sony&#39;s new CLIE PEG-VZ90 PDA which features an OLED display. &quot; Its first new handheld is the CLIE PEG-VZ90, which also manages to take the crown as the first mainstream handheld
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South Korea's LG.Philips LCD will show a high-resolution 14.3-inch color electronic paper display at CES.
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Will Toshiba get there first? Sony may be about to ship the world's first commercial OLED TV, but don't expect anything bigger than the telly's 11in screen until 2010.â¦
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If mobile phones are getting too small for your fingers or eyes, a Dutch company called Polymer Vision has a unique solution. It announced today a phone with a foldable screen that offers a display larger than the device itself.
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Best in consumer electronics displayed at CES Innovation Awards.
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Announcements include ultrathin 14- and 31-inch OLED TVs and a prototype with four times the definition of most HD sets.
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Researchers have created an electronic contact lens that could be used as a display or a medical sensor.
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The race is on to come up with the world&#39;s thinnest cell phone screen. On Tuesday, both Japan&#39;s Sharp and Taiwan&#39;s AU Optronics Corp. (AUO) said they had developed prototype displays that are less than a millimeter thick.The Sharp LCD (liquid crystal display) measures 2.2-inches across the diagonal and is just 0.68 millimeters thick making it the thinnest cell phone screen in the world, the company said Tuesday. Coming in just behind in the AUO screen, which is a 1.9-inch model that&#39;s just 0.69 millimeters thick.The screens used in most of today&#39;s phones are on-average between 1.5 millimeters and 2.5 millimeters thick so the new Sharp screen is significantly thinner, said Miyuki Nakayama, a spokeswoman for Sharp in Tokyo.Sharp is coy about just how it managed to reduce the thickness but said innovations lay in two major areas: improvements in production technology that enable the use of thinner glass sheet and a reduction in the thickness of the backlight that sits behind the screen.Thinner cell phone screens are good news for consumers because they allow phone makers to either produce slimmer phones or to pack more technology into the same size space. Some recent models of cell phone have been getting larger in-part because of the addition of new features like digital TV tuners and smartcards.However there&#39;s no word from Sharp on when the screen might start appearing in cell phones. The company is currently in talks with cell phone makers and hasn&#39;t decided when it will start production, said Nakayama.The svelte screens will get their unveiling at FPD Expo, which runs from Wednesday to Friday in Yokohama, Japan.