Toshiba: No OLED TVs until after 2010 -- SEDs, you must be joking
If you're one of the many hoping to see Toshiba join Sony in the OLED TV game, well, we've got bad news. While Tosh will continue its efforts to commercialize small OLEDs for cellphones and such, they have shelved plans for that 30-inch OLED TV due to manufacturing costs. At least through 2010 when the effort might again, become viable. Oh, and they commented on their SED tech too. You remember, the 100,000:1 sets they told us would hit the market in late 2007. No change, no SEDs on the horizon. Ouch, was it something we said?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
dannyCage @ Dec 11th 2007 1:58AM
damn, my plans to replace my Plasma w/ a thin OLED in 3yrs are ruined... oh well mayble the LCD will improve to OLED quality until then..
JeffDM @ Dec 11th 2007 8:24AM
Not only were there patent agreement issues, the plans for SED construction supposedly require carbon nanotubes as the electrodes. I'd say that someone at Canon/Toshiba was sniffing too much glue when they said it would be out a couple years already.
joe @ Dec 11th 2007 1:27PM
dannyCage-
Sony is currently selling oled tv's. In 3 years Sony should have oled tv's big enough.
Charles @ Dec 12th 2007 1:20AM
I'd bank my money on laser TVs beating OLED to the market and totally making them irrelevant.