New TV from Sony
TOKYO (AP) -- Sony displayed Monday the first television for the commercial market with an organic light-emitting diode display it said symbolized the revival of the faltering Japanese electronics maker. The 11-inch display TV called XEL-1 - set to go on sale Dec. 1 in Japan for $1,700 (¥200,000) - measures just 0.12 inches thick, about the same as a coin.
Plans for overseas sales are still undecided, Sony (Charts) said. Production is set for 2,000 units a month, it said. The XEL-1 uses new light-emitting display technology called OLED based on electroluminescent organic materials to deliver clear image quality, even for the color black and a metallic sheen.
Sony officials said the technology is superior to liquid crystal and plasma displays, now widely used in thin TVs, because OLED technology uses materials that emit light on their own and don't require a back light. It can also relay video 1,000 times faster than liquid crystal displays, eliminating the blur of LCD TV imagery, and reduces energy consumption by 40 percent, according to Sony.
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