Ultra Low Power Displays Coming Soon

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Display trends: low power consumption, smaller frames
The main trend at this year’s Display Taiwan exhibition, following the Computex Green It lead, was power consumption. Many exhibitors showed low power alternatives for television displays of every size

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[garydale]

How wonderfully energy efficient we are becoming. As we use our power hungry quad-core, multi-gigabyte memory, RAID 5 multiple GPU behemoths, we can take comfort in knowing we're save a few watts on the display.

 

[Cham]

Spell checker please. applpied?

 

[streetsoldier]

this means the old technology will cost less...which should result in maybe 100-150$ 22" widescreen....YAY for new technology

 

[Pei-chen]

50w/h saved * 8 hours a day * 365 days a year * $0.20/kW•h = $29.2 saved a year. This is well worth the small premium paid if you're like me and use the same monitor for more than 3 years and more than 8 hours a day.

 

[razor512]

save 50 watts on the display so you can afford an extra 50 watts for your quad SLI system

 

[Sirerdrick]

My 32" Bravia (Japan-market) only consumes 55 watts... here and TODAY!!!

Not impressed!