Coming in at a whopping 3mm (.12 in, for those of you that like that stuff), this TV is roughly the thickness of 30 sheets of paper. It can be so thin because it uses no backlight; it is called the OLED (organic light emitting diode) Screen, and is basically a wafer thin layer of organic material wedged between two plates of glass.
Personally, I'm gonna wait until they get TV's down to 2.5mm before I buy one.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Sony Releases Thinnest Flat Screen Ever
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