New LCD Monitor - BETTER than CRT!

[JTD]

Very interesting. I wonder when this technology will make it into laptops.

[smoothoperator]

about time. But they don't mention a price for that 40 incher. Also...why release one that size and not a few at 24-30 range for desktop use?

[Layer01]

i dunno, 40" desktop screen.....:drool:...nah maybe not lol (but then again)
still the price not being mentioned, and seeing as its the first gen of this technology, it will probably cost an arm and a leg.

[AJ]

LCD technology that it claims surpasses CRT in virtually every respect (http://syphaonline.com/SYPHAnewsitems2006/SYPHAnews20060614-02.html?www.dailytech.com).
I claim that I surpass CRT in virtually every respect.

I can waggle my ears for one.

[richcz3]

There are a variety of new flat screen technologies that are going to compete with LCD advances. Some OLED and similar flat screen techmlogies are already in use.
"OLED displays are currently used in smaller devices, such as digital cameras, cell phones and electric shavers."

LINK1 (http://www.universaldisplay.com/marketplace.htm) | LINK2 (http://www.cnet.com.au/tvs/0,39035250,40003240,00.htm) | LINK3 (http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/editorial/print/oled.html)


One of their benefits of OLED's are their low power consumption and better color reproduction than comparable LCD monitors. Being that it is a newer technology it will be a while before companies use this technology in numbers to compete with LCD's. OLED monitors are used in production for hand helds now with monitors slated in or around 2008.

[addi]

T OLED monitors are used in production for hand helds now with monitors slated in or around 2008.

well, I´ve been reading on the oled´s since 2002, where they predicted them to be on the market within 4 years.
as you know there is some more waiting going on and most likely longer then 2008.
these companies can make so much more money on the lcd´s before the will turn to oled´s.

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[fasteez]

i read that oled component had short life cycle problems...

[MAK]

Canon's SED is the futur! yeahh!! :scream: :thumbsup:

[L.Rawlins]

Canon's SED is the futur! yeahh!! :scream: :thumbsup:

Yup. CRT functionality. LCD form. (http://www.canon.com/technology/display/) I'll have me some of that action. :bounce:

[MAK]

Yup. CRT functionality. LCD form. (http://www.canon.com/technology/display/) I'll have me some of that action. :bounce:

Not until 2008 though...:sad:

[L.Rawlins]

Not until 2008 though...:sad:

I knew 2006 had become 2007, but 2008? For the love of toasted loaves they've been tinkering with this technology since 1986! :banghead:

[MAK]

I knew 2006 had become 2007, but 2008? For the love of toasted loaves they've been tinkering with this technology since 1986! :banghead:
Yeah they are expecting global availability around the Summer 2008 Olympics in China. Officialy release is still Fourth Quarter of 2007 though..

[L.Rawlins]

Yeah they are expecting global availability around the Summer 2008 Olympics in China. Officialy release is still Fourth Quarter of 2007 though..

So it'll be affordable 2009... :rolleyes: It's not all bad though, atleast it means they'll coincide with the big switchover. (http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/en/when.html)

[Sonk]

Canon's SED is the futur! yeahh!! :scream: :thumbsup:

yeah I got my money on SED display :D they are going to RULE the display world(mark my words!)

[arvid]

This thing is for reference-use, such as telecine and high-end compositing so expect very high price ranges, unless they make a cheaper version of the same technology I doubt we'll this type of monitor as consumer TV's. But there's always hope.. :D

I'll wait for SED unless this one comes out and surprise me. At the moment, plasma is still best :wip:

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