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Sony company to mass-produce FED displays

Filed under: TV & HDTV, Corporate | by :Rien |

Techradar.com: Less than a year after it launched the world’s first OLED television – the XEL-1 – Sony is looking to compete with an entirely different line of next-generation displays called FEDs.

Sony affiliate Field Emission Technologies is set to begin mass-production of FED (field emission display) panels by the end of next year, according to Japanese media reports.

A spokesman for Sony Japan told us, “We are aware that Field Emission Technologies is in negotiation with Pioneer regarding mass-production of field emission displays, however this does not have any implications for Sony’s existing relationship with FET.”

Where the XEL-1 measured just 11 inches across the diagonal, FET is aiming to produce 10,000 26-inch FED panels each year at the plant in Kagoshima. These will be for medical and broadcasting use first, but 60-inch consumer televisions may follow soon after.

3 Responses to “Sony company to mass-produce FED displays”

  1. on 03 Jul 2008 at 10:31 1.erik said …

    All about the next display generation OLED, SED-Tv, FED-TV and Laser-TV check out this website:
    http://www.oled-display.info

  2. on 07 Jul 2008 at 0:34 2.Sony FED TV Finally! said …

    Sony is really covering all the future flat screen bases with this announcement. Canon needs to **** or get off the pot or SED will be a non-product.

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