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LEDs Shine Bright

Posted October 15, 2007 8:19 AM

LEDs are making headlines all over the place. After more than a dozen years of development, organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) are heading to prime time in Sony's 11-inch flat screen television slated for a December release. Meanwhile, banking on bigger is better, Mitsubishi Electric has released a 140-inch LED display for indoor use. That's right, 140-inch, for that JumboTron experience right in the privacy of your own living room. And that living room may soon be lit by white LEDs, if scientists in India have their way. They've developed a new conversion phosphor based on nanocrystals that offers better stability and lifetime.

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10/16/2007 11:11 PM

every year has new tech monitor or display occur.

I hvnt buy lcd tv, but now new can wear monitor is on market.

wow.
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11/14/2007 2:41 PM

...energy efficiency is matter of concern......we also need sensors that are equally efficient...140" is quiet big screen .theaters can have them....
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11/15/2007 11:37 PM

but in Wall street, we see lots of large led screen working for different departments, especially for finance and bond system.

the largest screen of LCD I ve everseen was 80" two years ago.
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