Mitsubishi shows off the L65-A90 world first Laser Television. LaserVue has been introduced as the most energy efficient large-format, high-definition[…]
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32 inch TMOS Prototyp from Philips at the IFA-2008
Philips shows at the IFA-2008 a TMOS prototyp FULL HD 32 inch and this prototyp is only 8mm thin. What[…]
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Its been a long time since we heard something about SED-TV. But new this is really a exciting news message.[…]
Read moreNovalux Sells Silicon Valley Wafer Fab
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Marc Kirsch’s diploma project was created in collaboration with Volkswagen design in Wolfsburg Germany. A three-seat prototype car powered by[…]
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In ten years flat panel displays (FPD) are expected to have 98% of the large and growing electronic display market[…]
Read moreNovalux To Demonstrate First Laser-Based LCD-TV BLU
Novalux, Inc., developer of Necsel™ laser technology, will reveal its latest proof-of-concept demos during the 2007. The demos show how[…]
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