Sony To Unveil Thin OLED TV

May 28th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Sony ought to be proud with themselves for developing their new line of OLED TVs that are so thin, you’d be extremely cautious about picking up one of these. Measuring an impossibly thin 0.3mm in thickness, which is roughly equal to that of a playing card. Definitely not the TV to have in a home where there

are boisterous kids running around, as it will probably cost a bomb to replace it asssuming a wayward ball shatters - or should I use the word tears - it?

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