Electronics company iFire based in Toronto have introduced a super thin (just 2cm) High Def LCD TV. (Image below). The TV is 37″ and weight a light 2.2 pounds which is very impressive!
iFire use a new technology called “thick-film dialectric electroluminescent” (TDEL) and uses fewer materials, thinner glass and fewer electronics then the Plasma screens. The screen uses energy from a Blue light source (a sheet of phosphor) which energise Red and Green pigments and the combination mixing with the Blue displays the picture.
The unit only costs $300 to make at the moment which gives competition to the other types of screens available. Mass production is planned for 2007.
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I am interested in this technology, can I see a demonstation in NYC, I would also be interested if it will be availible for purchase in the very near future.
and do you also have stock yet….
Thanks, sounds great…
Rick
Hello Rick,
The website at ifire.com will be able to give details of any demos that will be around. There site is here…
http://www.ifire.com/