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Sony's Field Emission Technologies closing its doors

Mar 26th 2009 10:25AM on Engadget HD

Well that kind of sucks. So much for my FED TV site. No FED, no big OLED no Kuro. What's left? More power to Canon and SED Inc.

http://www.sed-tv-reviews.com

Sony demos 19-inch FED display running Gran Turismo 5 at 240 fps

Nov 21st 2008 10:03AM on Engadget

Nice to see a demonstration like this. While FED does have it's challenges it appears that it will be available before either SED or OLED in a decent size. The price will initially be horrifying but you get what you pay for.

FED technology video:

http://www.fed-tv-reviews.com/very-good-fed-tv-field-emission-display-demo-video/2008/07/26/

Who will make the next generation of thinner TVs: Samsung, Sony, Panasonic or Toshiba?

Jul 3rd 2008 6:59PM on BloggingStocks

With the recent announcement of FED panel production by Sony spin-off FET, another player has entered the battle.

http://www.fed-tv-reviews.com

Field Emission Technologies to produce 60-inch FED panels?

Jul 3rd 2008 8:30AM on Engadget HD

Finally, some good news on the FED front. Hopefully Canon will get the SED out there this year as well for some interesting competition.

http://www.fed-tv-reviews.com

LG warms up to OLED, gears up to sink some cash into it

Jun 28th 2008 7:12PM on Engadget HD

Sony was the first to both bring out an OLED TV and to announce a major investment in the technology. This is an obvious next step for any of its competitors in the field. The question is who will be the first with a decent size OLED panel that can be used as the main TV in a home.

Consumer Reports tests the Sony XEL-1 OLED TV

Apr 25th 2008 10:46AM on Engadget HD

Well, the XEL-1 is the beginning of a revolution in flat panel TV. I guess CR decided to educate it's readers on OLED technology. Wait about 3 years and we'll see more reviews on appropriate sized OLED models.

http://www.all-oled-tv-reviews.com

Room for one more? Panasonic wiggles into OLED TV game

Apr 25th 2008 9:08AM on Engadget

I like the way you're thinking Wendy. Not much SED news lately though. Please contact me if you have any recent news. Thanks. By the way, if SED didn't rhyme with DEAD, would we have such negativity on that particular technology?

http://www.sed-tv-reviews.com

Room for one more? Panasonic wiggles into OLED TV game

Apr 25th 2008 8:51AM on Engadget

The more competition the better. Maybe I'll be able to buy one of these in 3 or 4 years for something approaching a reasonable price.

http://www.all-oled-tv-reviews.com

Yahoo! now offering "unlimited" web hosting

Feb 10th 2008 9:30PM on Download Squad

I've found that shared hosting from Hostmonster or Hostgator has been sufficient for my needs. Reseller hosting typically costs twice as much as the Yahoo deal but you generally get what you pay for.

http://www.asp-hosting-info.com/asp-web-hosts.html

Sony thumbs nose at Samsung, confirms OLED TVs by December

Feb 3rd 2008 6:37PM on Engadget

It's out now. $2499 at select Sony Style retail stores. However, now Sony has said that they do not see a rapid growth in OLED TV production. Well, they're still first.

http://www.all-oled-tv-reviews.com

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