SONY UNVEILS WIRELESS, BATTERY POWERED OLED TV

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This model is very similar to Sony's first OLED TV, the 11" XEL-1, except they have made this unit the world's first cordless, battery operated OLED TV. These will have the same specs as the XEL-1 with the super-thin OLED screen with a 960x540 resolution, an amazing 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio however this OLED television is designed with the tuner situated behind the OLED panel and not loacted in the base like the XEL-1.

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There has been alot of news of late by Samsung at the forefront of the giant FPD manufacturers all vying for position in establishing their dominance within this huge growth industry.


It seems that anything relating to OLED technology is gaining more and more attention and with news releases almost weekly of some new company or product utilizing OLED technology, the OLED industry certainly will be one to reckon with when it becomes mainstream. What has stopped Samsung along with the others in creating OLED panels in mass quantity within the larger format screens, is the cuurent high costs in processing OLED displays for monitors and tv's.


However it looks like 2010 is the target year when alot of these issues will be dealt with according to projected plans from many of the OLED manufacturers. It has been clearly stated by Samsung that 2010 will be the banner year for their company and OLED to hit the mass retail marketplace bigtime and cover the globe with this amazing display technology.


Samsung previewed at the this month's IFA Berlin Show two sizes of OLED televisions with a 14" and a 31" OLED screen and the usual super ultra-thin profile along with the usual vivid contrast and deeply saturated colours.