LG announced 15-inch OLED TV for September

It will be first available at Korean market by November and then will reach other markets in 2010.
Also, LG seems to plan a 40-inch OLED TV "not to distant future" as they claim.
More info at slashgear.com.

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Take home cinema into a whole new level (if you can afford so)

As the entertainment market grows people buy more and more electronic consumer products.
As a matter of fact some technologies become mainstream. So, it is common many people to have TFT/LCD TV's of 26", 32", 37" or even more inches and to use them to build their home cinema.
Things change above 50" , or in lower inches where there is full hd that allows you to watch movies on full hd quality (the best quality you can wish for).
Most tv's have wide format (16:9). But the new Phillips Cinema 21:9 tv isn't like most tv's. It's unique. It supports an even wider format (21:9) same as the format of movies you watch on cinema. Also its 56" inches display, the Ambilight and the analysis of 2560x1080 (more than full hd) will make you believe that what you see is really happening in front of you.
Nevertheless if you want to have a cinema at home you have to pay a staggering amount of money (about 4000 euros).
So, you have a lot to think about. Hey, also don't forget to buy a blu-ray player. And a good set of speakers. And have good lighting too.
I hope you all have the best cinema experience with this tv.

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