
Not to be confused with Samsung's
other new 19-incher, the newfangled Soda-Lime LCD panel sports a 1,280 x 1,024 (SXGA) resolution, 1,000:1 contrast ratio and 300 cd/m2 brightness, but it stands out from the posers by utilizing "ordinary window glass that contains sodium to produce the panel." Reportedly, this approach will enable the company to reduce manufacturing costs, and while you may expect this stuff to be miles away from commercialization, it's actually slated to "enter volume production soon" at Sammy's fifth-generation plant. Sadly, there was no word on just how low pricing would go on these new units (nor any indication of an actual ship date), but here's to hoping we see Soda-Lime displays
a bit much larger in the not-too-distant future.
pfft...I'll hold out for the one made with Lymon™
I'd like my Soda-Lime with some BlackBerry and Chocolate
how about an Apple to go along?
I don't think I'll ever buy a display with a glossy finish anyways.
wish i knew how much they were
These things are probably going to be extra heavy and a pain in the ass for wall mounting.
But since I don't mount monitors on walls, and glass is much more scratch resistant than plastic/plexiglass/etc. this monitor sounds like a great idea.
We use soda lime to remove CO2 from sample air intakes, I wonder if they're trying to sneakily imply something about carbon emissions. (Man, I wish I had a joke instead.)
just.Rob Have you used one? They are really nice to look at. I live in Korea and my friend bought a 19 inch glass front LCD...it's really awesome.