Sony to launch world's 1st OLED TV in Dec. on Japan market

Sony to launch world's 1st OLED TV in Dec. on Japan market

TOKYO, Japan - A model holds up Sony Corp.'s 11-inch television employing organic light emitting diode technology during an unveiling at Sony's head office in Tokyo on Oct. 1. Sony said it will begin selling the world's first OLED TV, featuring a 3-millimeter-thick display, from December in Japan with a suggested retail price of 200,000 yen, or around $1,700.

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