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TV's Future is Bright

Posted March 19, 2009 7:22 AM

What kind of television (TV) will you be watching in the future? A recent MSN article reviews the various competing TV technologies of today, which include organic light-emitting diode (OLED) TVs, laser, 3D, and 3D high definition (HD) TVs, holographic TVs, super HD TVs, and TVs on contact lenses. Which TV design or technology do you think is currently leading the pack? Will OLED disrupt the flat panel display market? Going forward, what are the prospects for laser TV technology?

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03/19/2009 8:28 AM

We'll all be watching the KrisDelTM "Walkaround 3D" TV, coming to a smoke filled room near you.
The demo program we show is a dizzying run around filmed from a squirrel's head cam
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03/20/2009 10:00 AM

We'll wait about ten years, by then someone should have a time machine invented, then we can come back to this time and give an accurate answer to your question.

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03/20/2009 1:58 PM

Just got back from there, wow you wouldn't believe it! It's... (taken by time cops)

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03/22/2009 11:26 AM

HD for now, 3D very soon, OLED will be the whip ultimately in the near 5yrs. Laser????? To early to predict!!!!!!
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03/22/2009 9:53 PM

I was interested in this technology;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface-conduction_Electron-emitter_Display

but not much new info on it.

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