Motorola has unveiled a new technology called Nano Emissive Display (NED) in which carbon nanotubes are grown directly on glass. They have demonstrated a 5" color video display prototype and claim that the display characteristics meet/exceed CRT. They also estimate that the production costs for a 40" display could be less than $400. Although its probably a little out there on the horizon, I thought you might interested. Here are a couple of links to news articles.
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"Thick-Film Dielectric Electroluminescent (TDEL) Displays"
Sounds like it will be more affordable (like 30-40% more affordable than current LCD TV's)....
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I was recently as a local electronics store and when passing by the big screen TVs one of them really struck me as having a superior looking picture.
Upon closer inspection it ended up being a Samsung 55" LED display.
I had recently bought a new MacBook which comes with a... -
The first version starred Mick Jagger. I didn't see it so I can't compare the two. This version stars Heath Ledger, Orlando Bloom, Geoffery Rush and Naomi Watts, who looks a lot like fellow Aussie Nicole Kidman.
Ned Kelly is an Australian Western set in the 1800s. Kelly ( Ledger) and...16 August 2004, 10:05 Monday -
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Well, I quitely added this TV to supplement my front projection since I saw real quickly that I was going to crank a lot of hours on my PJ in a hurry. It's an HDTV monitor, the following applies: (Extracted from Plasma Depot since it was actually better than Sony's writeup.) I won't address each feature...
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