Sony stops the FED-TV development. The closure was blamed on an inability to raise funds for manufacturing. Sony which invested much money in the OLED technology must save money because the worldwide recession. Read the full story...

Sony shows a playable demonstration on a 19 inch FED Display (Field Emissions Display) developed by Sony, with a frame rate of 240fps (240 frames per second). Gran Turismo 5 Prologue has already achieved a frame rate of 60p (progressive), but in this demo, Gran Turismo was made playable at four times this frame rate at 240fps. Read the full story...

Sony set the focus not only on OLED. The Sony company Field emission Technologies want to mass produce FED-TVs as soon as possible. Read the full story...

Field Emission Technologies Inc., carved out of Sony Corp. Read the full story...

Field Emission Technologies a company from Sony is developing shows at CEATEC 20-inch FED (Field emission display) Read the full story...

Sonys Field Emission Technologies, debuted a 26-inch FED during the Finetech 2007. The power-saving display only consumes 10W-20W of power and 40 W power with a dark and bright screen, respectively. Read the full story...

Sony spin-off Field Emission Technologies has introduced its first displays based on Field Emission Display (or FED) technology, similar in many respects to the slightly more common SED technology. Read the full story...