Field emission displays, or FEDs, feature a sort of hybrid television technology. They use the electron guns of CRT sets and the layering of components found in LCD screens.
This is good news..cheaper tv,s and, last longer too. this also reminds me of star trek.. here we go into the 21 first century . :-) Hay, now if we can only figure out how to make a transpoter... and, make a BIG space ship.... :-)
This is good news..cheaper tv,s and, last longer too. this also reminds me of star trek.. here we go into the 21 first century . :-) Hay, now if we can only figure out how to make a transpoter... and, make a BIG space ship.... :-)
star trek.. here we go into the 21 first
century . :-) Hay, now if we can only
figure out how to make a transpoter...
and, make a BIG space ship.... :-)
star trek.. here we go into the 21 first
century . :-) Hay, now if we can only
figure out how to make a transpoter...
and, make a BIG space ship.... :-)
Up to date I still love my SONY E200 FD-Trinitron Monitor - High contrast and 0.24um pitch still running right now.
Wish FED can produce 0.22um pixel size....wish it can go smaller.
Up to date I still love my SONY E200 FD-Trinitron Monitor - High contrast and 0.24um pitch still running right now.
Wish FED can produce 0.22um pixel size....wish it can go smaller.