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Samsung invests in another LCD plant
February 28, 2005 Samsung Electronics will invest $2.1 billion in a liquid crystal display panel manufacturing plant in Tanjeong, South Korea, the company announced late last week.Toshiba set to build 55-inch SED TVs
October 3, 2006 Company says it has made manufacturing breakthroughs on production of new TVs using a technology called SED.Sharp invests $1.5 billion in LCD TV boom
January 12, 2005 Electronics maker to build another LCD plant in Japan in preparation for boom in large-screen LCD TVs.The other guys in digital TV
January 2, 2007 Not long ago, Polaroid, Vizio and Westinghouse were footnotes in television manufacturing. That's no longer the case.Toshiba, Canon delay SED TV launch to 2007
March 8, 2006 Postponement could create some doubt about the future of the new television technology.Still waiting for OLED TVs
August 21, 2007 Televisions based on organic materials promise better picture quality and energy efficiency, but they'll be pricey and unavailable until sometime next year.Photos: Future TVsLCDs to overtake tube TVs in 2009
June 5, 2006 Flat-panel TVs are all the rage, and a new study says they're poised to become the most popular type of set.Slimmer tube TVs to challenge flat panels
November 18, 2004 Television makers say 16-inch-thick tube sets will arrive next year at a fraction of the price of thin rivals. Photo: Super-slim TV tubesPour yourself a silicon solar panel
October 12, 2007 Start-up claims it can create crystalline silicon solar cells with liquid, cutting manufacturing costs in half.Sony invests in second LCD plant
March 31, 2005 Electronics giant teams with Toyota to forge second LCD company for portable devices.Hitachi, Panasonic team on plasma technology
February 7, 2005 The electronics makers will work together to further promote and develop plasma-based televisions.Picture fuzzy for organic thin TVs
January 8, 2008 OLED TVs are thin and have a great picture. But most manufacturers will hold off for several years.Applied Materials equipping solar factory start-ups
May 16, 2007 Chip-equipment specialist is following through on plans to supply gear to solar-panel plant start-ups.Texas company demos carbon nanotube TV
September 7, 2005 New prototype shows that thin, carbon TVs are in sight. And, at 25 inches with CRT-like picture quality, what a sight they'll be.Toshiba's SED TV a no-show at electronics show
December 21, 2006 Long-awaited surface conduction electron emitter display TV won't be shown at CES, and that will set tongues wagging. Photos: Something you won't see at CESSamsung, LG stuff CES with flashy gadgets
January 4, 2006 Are you in Vegas or downtown Seoul? Convention halls of Consumer Electronics show can be deceiving.Philips spinoff to make screens with oil, water
April 19, 2006 The latest in the new-screen industry: a fluid-filled sac where oil and water duke it out.Solar-cell business poised for huge growth
October 18, 2006 Manufacturing plants to produce solar cells at a daily rate equal to the entire solar-cell production in 1980.Bright future for OLEDs, report predicts
February 15, 2007 Research firm expects market for OLEDs used in displays and lighting to reach $15.5 billion by 2014.Carbon nanotube TV trials on horizon
March 20, 2006 A few lucky beta users could get a glimpse of carbon nanotube TVs if Applied and Da Ling agree to terms.
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