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Never Too Thin

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Thanks to advances in flat panel display technologies, prices are falling and performance is rising. As a result, flat displays are in the thick of things.

Hank Hogan

To paraphrase the Duchess of Windsor, displays can never be too thin or too rich. Flat panel displays take up less room and consume less power than their cathode-ray-tube kin. However, in the past, flat panel displays were too expensive and their image quality too poor for many applications. Advances in technology have changed all that. “In 2002, we had flat panel displays at $29 billion revenue worldwide, and that’s growing to $62 billion by 2006,” said Barry Young, vice president of the Austin, Texas-based flat panel display market research and consulting firm...Read full article

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    Published: May 2003
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