The company says a SED (Surface-Conduction Electron-Emitter Display) uses a mini-electron cannon for each pixel and claim a SED display consumes three times less energy than LCD displays.
At the IFA show a 36-inch SED display was showcased behind closed doors and according to our sources the image quality was really impressive. The companies hope to release a 50-inch display by Spring 2006.
Mass production of SED displays is expected for 2007 and the companies hope SED will dominate the market of displays larger than 40-inch by 2010.