Sony prototypes an 82-inch BRAVIA LCD and 27-inch 1080p OLED

by Thomas Ricker, posted Jan 7th 2007 at 8:59PM

What's CES without a few bigazz prototype displays? Sony announced two, not-quite-ready-for-prime-time panels today. The first is their 82-inch LCD, easily topping Sony's current top of the line 70-inch BRAVIA LCD by a diagonal foot. The other display is a 27-inch Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) capable of Full HD (1080p) performance in what Sony calls a "razor-thin" form factor. Sounds great, but without the accompanying pics (that's a teeny, tiny pic of their new 70-incher to the right) we'll just have to be quietly amazed. No worries, we'll hunt 'em down on the show floor tomorrow and bring the pix in the process.

Filed under: Displays

Tags: 1080p, bravia, CES, LCD, oled, prototype

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Justin @ Jun 7th 2007 3:32PM

I mean these possibilities are endless with this type of Technology you could possibly go as far as making a t-shirt with different logos and or the entire shirt changing colors thats just a simple idea that could sell like hot cakes.

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