Sony's Future OLED TV's Barely Visible As OLED's Now 0.2mm Thin

If you thought Sony's 1mm thin XEL-1 OLED TV was ultra-thin, feast your eyes on these two new OLED's from Sony, measuring in at 0.3mm and 0.2mm. Not alot is known about the displays at the moment, but the 0.3mm display at 1/10th the thickness of the XEL-1 fits 960x540 pixels onto the screen and we're looking at 2-3 years of wait time before we could expect this to be released in television format. The 0.2mm thin display which is the thinnest display in the world isn't made for television at 3.5-inches thick. More likely you'd see this OLED used in something like a GPS unit or portable media player. Other than the width and resolution of 320x220 pixels, not much is known about this display either, but we'll keep you updated as we find out more.

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