Sharp - World's thinnest LCD TV

[Gambit]

Sharp says new TV is thinnest yet.

Japan's Sharp has unveiled a prototype of what it called the world's thinnest LCD TV with a main display section only 20 mm thick.

The 25 kg TV was designed with digitalization and Web-based TV in mind as consumers look for high definition models that can be mounted on walls, Sharp president Mikio Katayama said.

He said the 50-inch TV would consume 140 kilowatts of power per year, based on a typical household's viewing pattern, compared with consumption of 233 kWh by Sharp's current LC-37 P55E 37-inch set.

He could not say when the super-thin TV would be available.



http://www.reuters.com/article/techn...50290720070830

[Chippit]

140 kilowatts of power per year

O_o

[FEN1X]

Judging from that pic, you cant see that its thin.

[wir]

Judging from that pic, you cant see that its thin.

Exactly, all you see is a LCD screen.