Sony: 1,000,000:1 OLED TV on sale in 2007 (3 mm thick )

I am so shock when i see this news.

1 year ago, there is a factory set up in Singapore major in doing research & development as well as manufacturing for the thinest LCD screen OLED. Initially it was told that this technoloy will be used on mobile devices, and today it came out to be a colourful LCD screen.

Let me tell you how this thing look like,

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Sony is once again showing off their beautiful OLED TVs we first peeped at CES. No surprise there, after all, we love to gawk at that incredible 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio just as often as possible. The real news is that Sony is finally ready to move an OLED TV into production. Sorry, not that bad-azz 27-inch model capable of Full HD 1080p. Nope, instead they'll be pushing out the 11-inch pup sometime "within 2007." We're talking 1024 x 600 pixels slathered across that wee 1M:1 contrast panel capable of 8-bit RGB color and covering more than 100% of the NTSC color gamut. Oh, and the display itself measures just 3-mm thick. Hot-freakin'-tastic. Unfortunately, it will likely suffer from a high price tag and short display life. Still, you'll be tempted, especially after seeing the set's razor-thin display in a profile shot after the break -- yeah, dramatic viewing angles too. Oh, Sony, why must you taunt us...."

and it the thickness of the LCD screen is only 3 mm. Suprise huh ?

Tell you what, there go our CRT TV.......

This product will be pushing out to the market in this year 2007. I presume it will only happens by end of the year. The question now we should ask is,

What is the cost for making such a slim and fascinting product ?

Which SONY partner doing OEM for them will benifit from this new product..... ?

When CRT TV go down, which company will be affected most ?

See if we can find it out.