Maxit Mag

OLED technology may not be well developed at the moment, but it has a lot of potential and may soon replace even LCDs in the mainstream market.  It's brighter, more power-efficient, and smaller than LCD technology, so there's a lot of opportunity available.  At CES this year Sony is demonstrating two new OLED TV prototypes with sizes of 11" and 27".  They're not huge, but 27" is a big advance from the traditional small screens we see using OLEDs today in cell phones, MP3 players, and other small electronics.

The two TVs are 3mm and 10mm (respectively) thick at the thinnest part of the body, according to a Sony press release.  The 11" screen has a wide-SVGA resolution, while the 27" supports HD resolutions, though specific resolutions were not named.  We should see more details soon.

Original article by DigiTimes.