Bob, another trip thru the good old days. How about Curtis Mathis.
I was thinking about buying one of those new ultra thin TV's but I hear they are having a format war and also that there are burn-in problems and they tend to be a little flaky!
RR6
Hey, guys. No.....I'm not back on the sauce. I just got done watching Modern Marvels ''Paper Thin Televisions'' on the History Channel. Researchers are now developing what they call Nanotechnology. In the foreseeable future, we will be seeing O.L.E.D.'s; Organic Light Emitting Diodes; organic materials sandwiched between two electrodes which will provide brighter, clearer pictures. Here's the kicker. They are working on a liquid which can be applied with a roller onto your walls, ceiling, and even floors, which will be the future generation of television screens. They said that no longer will your T.V. be in your living room, rather your living room will be inside your T.V. Additionally, they are developing ultra thin, flexible film-like materials that will allow you to literally roll up your television or computer screen like a blueprint, put it in your backpack, and take it with you. Phillips already has a prototype 13 inch set that is one mm. thick. I saw the friggin' thing with my own two eyes, guys! The Universal Display Corporation is currently working on the production of these ultra thin flexible films. Hey, don't shoot the messenger. I'm just relating what I saw and heard. When I was a kid watching my dad's Muntz television, who could have imagined landing on the Moon, the Hubble Space Telescope, microwave ovens, or sliced bread? I just recorded it on a lark, thinking I would just delete it after a few minutes, but it's a really fascinating presentation. Might be worth a look see. I would imaging they will probably re run the telecast at some point, but I scrolled up thru next Friday and don't see it. Bob
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