"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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Sounds like it will be more affordable (like 30-40% more affordable than current LCD TV's)....
iFire Technology has created a solid-state flat panel display technology called thick-film dielectric electroluminescence (TDEL). An inorganic electroluminescent (IEL) display technology, TDEL is based on a patented thick-film dielectric structure that enables excellent video performance and color saturation, while providing inherent ruggedness and reliability. Compared to other flat panel display technologies, iFire’s TDEL technology involves a low-cost and high-yield manufacturing process. Combining low-cost potential with excellent video performance characteristics, iFire™ displays are poised to become the affordable, high performance flat panel alternative for the mass consumer television market.
iFire™ displays are poised to become the affordable "hang-on-the-wall" alternative to the bulky cathode ray tube (CRT), the global consumer television market leader. While CRTs continue to set the mark for performance and price, flat panel televisions are gaining market share with the advent of new technologies that deliver high-quality graphic performance, together with a sleek and slim design. The iFire™ display, with its excellent video performance characteristics, simple and rugged structure and low manufacturing cost, has the potential to become the first truly affordable high definition flat panel display television on the market.
iFire™ Thick-Film Dielectric Electroluminescent (TDEL) Displays
iFire’s proprietary thick-film dielectric processing requires 30 to 70 percent fewer manufacturing steps than other ;flat panel technologies, making TDEL technology the most affordable option for large-screen displays. Containing no gases, liquids or vacuum, an iFire™ display is inherently rugged and less susceptible to shock, vibration and breakage, which are significant issues for product shipping. TDEL technology’s solid state structure and thick-film manufacturing process also make an iFire™ display less sensitive to cleanroom contamination, resulting in lower capital investment, higher manufacturing yield and reduced production cost. In addition, iFire™ displays feature full color, rapid video response, unrestricted viewing angles and a wide operating temperature range. The technology is also scalable from five inches to 50 inches, making TDEL an ideal flat panel display alternative for many different applications.
iFire™ Thick-Film Dielectric Electroluminescent (TDEL) Displays
iFire’s proprietary thick-film dielectric processing requires 30 to 70 percent fewer manufacturing steps than other ;flat panel technologies, making TDEL technology the most affordable option for large-screen displays. Containing no gases, liquids or vacuum, an iFire™ display is inherently rugged and less susceptible to shock, vibration and breakage, which are significant issues for product shipping. TDEL technology’s solid state structure and thick-film manufacturing process also make an iFire™ display less sensitive to cleanroom contamination, resulting in lower capital investment, higher manufacturing yield and reduced production cost. In addition, iFire™ displays feature full color, rapid video response, unrestricted viewing angles and a wide operating temperature range. The technology is also scalable from five inches to 50 inches, making TDEL an ideal flat panel display alternative for many different applications.
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