At the Display exhibition 2009 in Japan, Sony introduced the Sony 21-inch display with a shell thickness of 1 cm on the technology of organic light-emitting diodes, which supports the resolution 1366 x 768. Initially, the display was presented at the CES in Las Vegas, but the company Sony has decided not to dwell on technical issues and feasibility of establishing ultrathin displays. The new model has a follower of the screen 11-inch Sony XEL-1, which was introduced last year.
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Sony showcases 21-inch OLED with 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio (video)
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2 Opinions about “Sony 21-inch OLED display with 1 cm thickness (Video)”
[...] is not the largest, or it is the thinnest, but this new Sony OLED display is incredible. Presented at the FPD Expo in Tokyo, this single 21-inch screen and an OLED panel is [...]
[...] As you know, OLED-display is based on organic LED technology to improve color and contrast of images, as well as reduce energy consumption. Now Sony has released 21-inch TV with OLED display. [...]
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At the Display exhibition 2009 in Japan, Sony introduced the Sony 21-inch display with a shell thickness of 1 cm on the technology of organic light-emitting diodes, which supports the resolution 1366 x 768. Initially, the display was presented at the CES in Las Vegas, but the company Sony has decided not to dwell on technical issues and feasibility of establishing ultrathin displays. The new model has a follower of the screen 11-inch Sony XEL-1, which was introduced last year.
2 Opinions about “Sony 21-inch OLED display with 1 cm thickness (Video)”
[...] is not the largest, or it is the thinnest, but this new Sony OLED display is incredible. Presented at the FPD Expo in Tokyo, this single 21-inch screen and an OLED panel is [...]
[...] As you know, OLED-display is based on organic LED technology to improve color and contrast of images, as well as reduce energy consumption. Now Sony has released 21-inch TV with OLED display. [...]