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Panasonic 37-inch OLED TV expected in 18 months
SlashGear —
... Panasonic have revealed their plans to bring an OLED TV to market within the next 18-24 months. The company has been working on extending OLED display lifespans, with a target figure of 50,000 hours (20,000 hours more than the current average); the first TV is expected to be a 37-inch model measuring just 1-inch thick, and developed in partnership with Toshiba. ...
Samsung's 23-inch OLED TV coming in 2010, others following suit
Engadget —
... 40 percent less energy compared to an equivalent LCD, but you can rest assured that you'll pay for that luxury up front. In related news, Smarthouse is suggesting that senior Panasonic executives have said that it is currently "researching" HD OLED TV and should have one on the market within two years. Not to be a Debbie Downer or anything, but we'll wait until we see progress at CES 2010 before getting too hopeful. Read - Samsung's OLED TV Read - Panasonic / Toshiba plans, via OLED-Display Filed under: Displays, ...
Panasonic planning 37" OLED HDTV
Tech Digest —
... to 50,000 hours, which is nearly six years of being left on continuously. Much more impressive. Current plasma offerings from Panasonic last in the region of 60,000 hours. OLED stands for Organic Light-Emitting Diode, and it's a technology which displays a much better picture for a considerably reduced energy cost. As a result, it's being pursued agressively by television manufacturers, but the price is still an issue - with even tiny OLED screens costing thousands of pounds. (via Smarthouse) ...
