Toshiba’s involvement in the LCD arena did not seem to be that prominent until now. The Japanese consumer electronics giant is coming up with several LCDs with LED backlight that are targeted exclusively for professional users. The average longevity of the LCDs is a massive 100,000hr (continuous usage), which is a benchmark actually very difficult to achieve. “Available in 5.7”, 8.4”, 10.4” and 12.1” (two models per size), these new LCDs have a 42.8% longevity than before…”

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When it comes to viewing TV or video, people usually crave for a larger display, which kind-a makes the whole experience more cinematic. Just for a change, how would like to view the same video in a ridiculously small display? Display manufacturer Kopin has successfully come with a full-color VGA display (600×480)  measuring just over a quarter inch diagonally.

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If you think that plasma screens are dead, think again. When the whole world is planing for the full-switch from plasma to LCD, Panasonic is scheduled to release the TC-P54Z1, currently reputed as the world’s most advanced plasma HDTV (by far!). It has a 1080P resolution, supports wireless HDMI, internet connectivity, 24Hz cinematic playback and is just 1-inch thick or thin (whichever way you want to see it!).

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This news doesn’t deal with any new feature of iPhone that you don’t know of, or its accessories, but the impact of iPhone. How about a gigantic iPhone on three supports? Isn’t that what it looks like? It’s an iPhone coffee table, another wonderful product from some creative people at work. That’s not all, you have coasters too as an ….where,where,where….check out the pictures and you will know instantly. I really liked the coaster concept.

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Arizona State University and HP Labs revealed the invention of the first completely flexible plastic display. This has been created by using a process called Self-Aligned Imprint Lithography (SAIL) that let HP “build a thin film transistor screen that can be rolled up without snapping or otherwise easily breaking“. The display also uses Vizplex’s E-Ink technology, currently found in eBook Readers, to increase the readability.

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Samsung says that they have good reasons to belive that OLED displays will make it to their laptops by the year 2010. They also estimate that by the year 2015 atleast 28% of all the laptop displays in the market will feature this technology. The reduction of OLED prices by Samsung and other LCD manufacturing companies will provide more support for the laptop manufacturers.

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Apple fanboys, the wait is finally over. You can now take home the beautiful 24 inch LED display from the Apple Store. Like almost all other Apple products, this device also stands aside from its counterparts in the current market. Extremely beautiful, highly ‘Apple’-ish, laser-sharp display.

Here’s the specs

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Remember Star Wars? Remember how the Jedis used to project themselves in 3D holograms? Well I am glad to tell you that the world is very close on this one! (Although this technology is not new and there have been quite a bit development in the last 5 years)

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