Nanotechnology to cut prices of flat-screen tv's (1 Viewer)

[John Telleria]

This was the lead story in the business section of today's Arizona Republic...
http://www.azcentral.com/business/ar...anotech02.html

related link:
http://www.motorola.com/mediacenter/...436_23,00.html

a 50- to 80-inch CNT screen would cost the same as a 32-inch conventional cathode-ray-tube television

This sounds very promising! I do hope this technology makes it to consumers in the 2 year timeframe. It would really give HDTV a huge boost and make it more affordable to the masses. Perhaps by then I'll be ready to replace my 65" Toshiba widescreen with one that doesn't take up as much space!

 

[John Telleria]

Just as a followup, I found RealVideo of a new story one of our local tv stations ran this morning regarding Motorola's announcement of the carbon nanotechnology. It includes Motorola demonstrating a small prototype screen.

Go to http://www.azcentral.com/12news/ and click on the link to the video under "TV Breakthrough for Motorola".

 

[John-Miles]

I'm looking forward to this, my 36" HD might just be replacable in 3-4 years