Sony Japan has shown off another OLED TV model, it sees Sony taking the XEL-1 concept, removing the power cable and adding a battery to create a wireless OLED TV. Aside from the newly added, and unquoted, battery life stat, specs elsewhere should be exactly the same as the XEL-1. That means a 960 x 540 resolution, 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio (a believable claim when actually seen) and an 11in diagonal size. The design is a little different from the XEL-1, as the tuner has been moved from below to behind the screen, resulting in a slightly less stylish design, but one that seems more practical. Sony haven't confirmed the release date, and they haven't mentioned the price.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Sony Shows Wireless OLED TV
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