engadget.com - 9/11/2008
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What's better than a ( cheap ) XEL-1? How's about a wireless, battery-powered XEL-1 ? Sony has recently shown off a completely cordless OLED TV with the same ultrathin chassis as used in the aforementioned 11-incher. Bulking things up a bit is the integrated HDTV tuner, and of course, it's ...
oled-display.net - 9/17/2008
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oled-display.net —
Eastman Kodak Company today introduced the world's first
consumer-available wireless picture frame featuring innovative Organic Light Emitting
Diode (OLED) technology, a Kodak invention that produces read more
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Kodak announces world's first AM-OLED digital frame
gizmodo.com - 9/17/2008
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gizmodo.com —
While OLEDs are still a little too small
to be used as full fledged television sets, there's
at least one job where the high-resolution, vividly colored screens function incomparably—as high end digital picture frames! Kodak's new ultra-thin ...
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Kodak Wireless OLED Picture Frames Boast 30,000:1 ...
dvice.com - 9/17/2008
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dvice.com —
That digital picture frame on your desk is
looking a little bulkier this morning. Kodak just announced
a new kind of frame that uses an OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screen instead of an LCD. OLEDs, as anyone knows, are much thinner than ...
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Kodak debuts world's first wireless OLED picture frame
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Sony Shows Off Completely Wireless OLED TV [OLED TV]
Gizmodo —
Now not only can you get Sony's OLED TV for the bargain bin price of $1,748, you'll also soon be able to make that 11-inch hunk of visual sexiness completely wireless. Sony recently revealed a completely cordless version of the XEL-1 with an integrated HDTV tuner, a battery, and a wall mount. No specific information about the timing and price of the “I've got no strings” version, but Sony promises it'll be out "soon." [AV Watch via Engadget]
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Sony wireless, battery-powered OLED TV unveiled
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... seems that if you want it wall mounted, your viewing would be more comfortable if were on the shorter, smaller side as the size is pretty ridiculous if you live in a large property and over 6 foot tall.
We don’t know much more about the specifications of the Sony OLED TV apart from its 3 millimetre thick which is pretty impressive. We have not been given any clue as to when we may see this mini OLED TV from Sony ready for purchase but we do have an image for you.
Source: engadget
Sony XEL-1 OLED TV goes completely wireless
T3.com All —
... house with it in your hand for the sheer sake of it. Sony didn't go into details about how long the screen will run under its own power either, but we can imagine that its pointing the way to some pretty amazing laptop screens and application in other portable entertainment devices. Prices? Given that the current XEL-1 is a premium bit of kit already, we don't imagine installing a battery will do anything to change that. Availability hasn't been announced either. AV Watch (via Engadget ) advertisement
Sony shows-off Worlds First Wireless OLED TV
Fashionfunky.com —
... Its been spotted in Japan and is only 3 mm thick if you can believe that. The catch? Of course theres one, the only way that it could be wireless was by being OLED and the size though an improvement over the earlier 3-4 inchers is now upto 11 inches. I think we should pass on this one.
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Sony OLED XEL-1 goes wireless, but still small
SlashGear —
... So now the wow factor has slowly diminishing, Sony is representing the new XEL-1 with wireless implementation, battery powered and boasts a built-in ATSC tuner, and better yet, 30 percent cheaper at $1748. I’ll stick to my original assessment, it wasn’t about the price. An ultra-wideband wireless chipset integrated into a newest display is not a stranger to us these days. I have to admit the battery powered feature is rather cool. (Assuming it doesn’t require power cord for recharging and the battery lasts weeks ) ...
Sony goes totally wireless with its wafer-thin OLED display
DVICE Atom Feed —
... so, wouldn't it be great to have a wafer-thin TV you could hang on a hook here and there as you go about your business? Maybe plug a flash drive in for your own movies or music? Add a processor, touchscreen, Wi-Fi and Google Chrome?
Hey, wait. That would be a tablet PC. OK, yeah, let's have one of those — with an OLED screen. Just keep the price under $500 and you have our undivided attention.
AV Watch, via Engadget
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