iFire says TDEL flat panel display technology on the way
posted Oct 28th 2004 2:00PM
iFire, a Canadian display technology company, is saying that its TDEL (thick-film dielectric electroluminescent technology) technology should be ready for market soon. The technology is supposed to create images comparable to LCD screens, but at a lower cost and with lower power consumption. The display technology uses phosphor dielectric film layers sandwiched between two layers of electrodes to produce images, in case that means anything to you. The company is focusing on a 34-inch model first, and they expect it to be released by Sanyo. While the contrast ratios and brightness leave something to be desired, cheap flat-panel TVs will be a welcome addition. That is, if the people at Sanyo don't see dollar signs all the way to Sears and end up charging LCD prices.
... do I win one? =)
Interesting. I can't wait for all the price battling to go on and DROP the prices on LCD / DLP / LCoS / Plasma, or whatever. Everything else's prices are falling. I want a big display... I don't want the big price.
"The display technology uses phosphor dielectric film layers sandwiched between two layers of electrodes to produce images"
that sounds so cool.
but here's my favorite sentense:
" in case that means anything to you. "
What will be the max theoretical resolution initially on this technology? Also, what will be the native/max res be on the first gen?