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March 3rd, 2006
Making Nanotube TVs happen
Abstract:
Researchers have turned to carbon nanotubes to create a new class of large area, high resolution, low cost flat panel displays. Some believe field emission display ( FED ) technology, utilizing carbon nanotubes ( CNT ) as electron emitter, will be the biggest threat to LCD's dominance in the panel display arena and that FED is the technology of choice for ultra-high definition, wide-screen televisions.
Source:
i-newswire.com
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