FED TV | Field Emission Display

Field emission display video, FED TV comparison with LCD TV.

Although Youtube is not a great source of hi-def video, here’s a comparison between FED (field emission) TV and LCD TV. The frame rate posible with the field emission display practically guarantees no blurring even with the fastest motion.

Field Emission Technologies to buy Pioneer PDP plant for $200 million.

Field Emission Technologies Inc. will be buying Pioneer’s plasma TV plant for $200 million. The plant will be used for production of field emission displays and FED TV’s starting with a 26″ model.
“Displaybank reported the factory in Kagoshima Prefecture, southern Japan, is scheduled to stop PDP production in January 2009. The company anticipates being fully [...]

Excellent field emission display (FED TV) article

I just found a great article about Field Emission Technologies production plans for FED TV or field emission display monitors.
Here are some quotes:
According to the spokesperson, initial production will start at the end of 2009, and will be limited to 10,000 units in the first year, all of them business-focused monitors for use in applications [...]

FED TV – Field Emission display video clip from NAB2008

This field emission display (FED TV) video is from NAB 2008 and shows Field Emission Technologies Nano-Spindt High Frame Rate Video Display. The FET FED TV can display frame rates from 24-240 fps.

It will be very interesting to see the specs and options available on the future 26″ Sony FED TV due out next year.

Field Emission Technologies to invest up to $283 million on FED panels

Finally some great news from Field Emission Technologies on field emission display (FED) panel production.
“TOKYO, July 2 (Reuters) – A flat panel startup affiliated with Sony Corp (6758.T: Quote, Profile, Research) said on Wednesday it will spend up to 30 billion yen ($283 million) to make new display panels based on field emission display technology [...]

Ikegami plans FED monitor

At the recent NAB 2008 show in Las Vegas, Ikegami’s exhibit contained a nano-Spindt FED monitor built by Field Emission Technologies Inc. The nano-Spindt FED monitor meets the requirements for Master Monitor designation specified by EBU-Tech 3320 and ARIB TR-B28. In a discussion with Display Daily, Ikegami also confirmed that they are planning to release [...]

Field Emission Technologies nano-Spindt display wins award

The Field Emission Technologies nano-Spindt monitor displayed last week at NAB 2008 in Las Vegas has won a “Best of Show Award” from Videography magazine.
The Best of Show Awards recognize outstanding achievement in the advancement of the art and science of video technology. These awards include the Videography Vidy Awards, the longest-running NAB awards program; [...]

nano-Spindt FED Monitor to be displayed at NAB2008 in Las Vegas.

From a Field Emission Technologies Inc. News Release
March 26, 2008
The nano-Spindt FED exhibit at NAB2008
The nano-Spindt FED – Meeting the requirements of the video and broadcasting industry
Field Emission Technologies Inc. will participate in the NAB Show, the world’s largest exhibition of
broadcasting equipment, to be held in Las Vegas, U.S. from April 14 th to 17th

FED TV | Field Emission Television on display at Nano-Tech 2008

There will be another display of the FED TV in Tokyo this month.
Austin, Texas-based Nano-Proprietary, Inc. (OTCBB: NNPP), announced that its subsidiary Applied Nanotech, Inc. will exhibit at “nano tech 2008″ in Tokyo, Japan February 13 – 15, 2008.
Among the many products displayed by Applied Nanotech will be those involving carbon nanotubes.
Carbon nanotube electron emission
Carbon [...]

Field Emission Technologies to release high end FED monitors in 2009

According to IDG news service, Field Emission Technologies is planning to release a high end pro video FED monitor in 2009.  Spokesman Norihito Nishimoto said that the monitors will be offered in a range of sizes up to 32 inches.
In theory field emission display monitors have a number of advantages including low power consumption and [...]

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