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Sony's Ultra-Ultra-Thin OLED TV
- By sandv blog
- Posted May 28, 2008
Ultra-ultra thin. That's not a typo. Just a lack of words to describe what happens when you take an ultra-thin screen and make it 1/10th its original thickness. If you thought that Sony's XEL-1 OLED display was thin at 3.0mm, what do you think about 0.3mm? See? Ultra-ultra-thin. Here are more details.

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Sony Big OLED One-Two Punch
- By sandv blog
- Posted May 22, 2008
After some breaking news a few weeks ago slamming the projected lifetime of their XEL-1 OLED screens, Sony has two exciting news stories.

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DuPont meet Dainippon, Dainippon meet DuPont
- By sandv blog
- Posted May 9, 2008
Not really known for being a big player in the consumer electronics world, DuPont just entered into a strategic partnership with Dainippon Screen Manufacturing Co., Ltd. The goal is to create a more affordable manufacturing process for printed organic light-emitting diode displays.

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OLED: Live Fast, Die Young
- By sandv blog
- Posted May 9, 2008
Without question, Sony's XEL-1 is one sweet TV. Its OLED display, the first in a commercially available TV, is wafer thin, its colors are vibrant, and the contrast ratio is outstanding. Be sure to see it, and don't wait too long. Because it might not last very long.

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Samsung Ramps Up to Bring OLED Prices Down
- By sandv blog
- Posted April 22, 2008
In a year or two, OLED TVs could come in sizes larger than 11-inches and price points cheaper than $2,000, according to predictions by Samsung SDI, which will double its production of the displays from 1.5 to 3 million by 2009. Looks like Sony finally has some competition.

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