SED TVs Delayed to Late 2007

High Def — 09 March 2006
SED TVs Delayed to Late 2007

ToshibaLooks like SED TV production will be delayed until 2007, and don’t expect consumer availability to late 2007, early 2008.  SED TVs are a combination of CRT (standard TV) and LCD technology.  In short, this means a slender size equitable to Plasma and LCD, but with a higher quality picture.  Delays are a result of Toshiba and Canon – the two major backers of SED TV – realizing that in order for them to be competitive in the market, and with Plasma and LCD TV prices dropping so rapidly, that they will have to cut current SED TV production costs.

SED TVs Delayed to 2008 [News.com]

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  • http://www.sed-tv-reviews.com SED TV

    2008? Holy cow. That’s an awfully long time to wait for SED TV.

  • Mike

    Is SED going to go the way of DLP. DLP took so long to come out with a 1080 format that LCD passed them up. SED may be dead if LCD keeps getting better and better. Then there is always some new technology coming down the line. They need to learn what the oil companies already now. Pump it while you got it.

  • http://www.oled-display.net/sed/sed-display-technology.htm Erich

    More about OLED and SED Display Technology at:
    http://www.oled-display.net