OLED TV: Samsung To Showcase 40-Inch OLED TV At CES 2008

Samsung will be showing the world's biggest OLED TV at CES 2008. While Sony was first to hit the market with their 11-inch XEL-1, Samsung has definitely trumped them in the size category. So far that's the only news. No word yet about cost, mass production, or consumer availability. We do know though that even at a price tag of the equivalent of $1800 US for the XEL-1, Sony is still taking a loss on each set, even though only enough are produced to sell 2000 units per month. It'll probably be a while before mass production of OLED displays becomes cost efficient enough to produce 40-inch displays for home theater use at a decent price.

Via Telecoms Korea

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Posted by Justin Davey at December 12, 2007 5:45 AM