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OLED Screens: Yet Another Technology Revolution

A 42" LED sure needs a large fixture to use it in how many lumens/watt does it do? LED tv is using LED for backligting correct? It's still an LCD panel for display correct? it's now about less than a 10 year technology cycle sumptin' new all teh time better, cheaper brighter. Remeber when Plasma (obsolete) was introduced as flat tv $15K they now are well under that ain't they and have become much better. Though LCD is teh way to go, many improvements, less power, lighter etc. Plasma is fini'. Old technology in 5 years OLED is gonna be it, PHILIPS has lotsa technology in this area, Sony makes nothing, it's a copy machine, they never did invent anything. It's a marketing company. Stick to technology makers, not copy machines. OLED lights are already out by Philips, of course first is pricey, then it drops.


On Apr 05 09:40 AM Johnathan Vrozos wrote:

> Great, this is coming just as I bought two 42" LED's last week.

Time To Start Buying Some Dogs?

Can't spell GrEat without GE. Do you think they will merge with Philips in the Netherlands to become the biggest biggest medical imaging, lighting, and all kinds of stuff.....GE is getting into water purification big time, teh Dutch know water very well it's a perfect match...the Dutch have been controlling the seas for centurys...

Is General Electric Overvalued?

GE is the best managed company in the world....your article is pure nonsense...what are you trying to get it down so you can load up on the most stable, consistent company ever. Can't spell GrEat without GE.

Ten Solid Clean Energy Companies to Buy on the Cheap: #9 Koninklijke Philips Electronics

They is all "green" GE even uses ECOmagination as their tag line....Philips ranks very high in all it's processes for "sustainabilty" green is in, they have been doing it for a long long time, now it's just used as an ad tag. They have also been the world's biggest lighting company for decades, they just got even bigger with all the stuff they recently bought. GE #2 Simens #3. What will GE buy, they don't like to fall behind. Philips lighting is their MOST profitable div. It's their first and most famous too. The entire company started with a filament...