Hope you're in the mood to pour one out, because the
Daily Yomiuri Online has just confirmed that Sony is giving up the OLED TV in its consumer business. According to the report, it has discontinued production of OLED TV sets for the mainstream market, and while it'll continue selling 'em to its
corporate clients, it'll concentrate the home-use TV portion on LCD models. For historians in attendance, they'll no doubt (fondly) recall the
XEL-1 -- a devilishly thin personal OLED TV that never stood a chance at filling anything other than a luxury niche. The same sect will also remember that it discontinued OLED TV sales
domestically back in 2010, but exports to America and Europe continued up until now. The real question? Whether or not those
rollable OLEDs are still getting researched in a Sony lab; the futurist in us can only pray so.
Sony quits OLED TV in the consumer market, we quietly shelve hopes for the XEL-2 originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 07 Jan 2012 17:08:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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