LG confirms release of 15” OLED TV
By Paul Lester
January 6, 2010
LG's OLED TV on display at CES 2010
Image Gallery (3 images)There are few technologies more hotly anticipated in the TV/display market than OLED, but sadly we’re still a way off replacing our 50” plasmas with these wafer-thin low-power alternatives. Affordability is the main issue, and so far Sony has been one of few to have an early crack at the market with its US$2500 11” XEL-1.
Another contender, LG, has been touting its 15” ‘monster’ since last summer and following a set of specs and further details released in September , it has finally been launched, albeit only in Korea for the time being.
It’s only being called ‘OLED TV’ from what we can see, but will have a similar price point to Sony at US$2500, which considering the extra screen space seems fairly reasonable.
Check out the short video clip below to see OLED TV in the flesh.
Via Oled-info
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Did you notice they used a different hammer (smaller and lighter), on the flexible screen? The hitting sound could have been dubbed on. An impressive screen , never-the-less. My, question is, why would you need a flexible screen?
windykites113th January, 2010 @ 05:07 am PST