Isaiah's Tech

Panasonic looks like they're a pretty busy bunch. First, they announced their 37-inch OLED TV that should be available in 18-24 months and then last week they cut the prices of their 103-inch plasma TV. It looks like Panasonic is now focusing on getting out their OLED displays.

Panasonic with the help of Sumitomo Chemical will produce the world's first OEL panel that will reportedly be "40 inches or larger." This OLED TV is expected to be around by fiscal 2010. They expect that by 2015, their 40-inch OLEDs will use only 40W or power which is a third of current LCDs and just 10% of what plasmas are sucking up. This new OEL panel from Panasonic will measure in at just 3mm thin and will be 20x brighter than current plasma displays.

Somehow, I think these displays will be too bright for me to even look at, but my eyes are willing to make that sacrifice.

[Crunch Gear]