when will LCD flat screen tv's or Plasma's drop in price to the point all american houses have them???

Answer 1

I know of no computer that sells with a CRT screen today, they all seem to be shipping with LCD screens 16" to 20". LCD TVs for 20" screen (not high def) are slightly more expensive than normal tube TV sets.20" LCD screen sell now for about $350 while 20" CRT TVs start at $170. As yields increase with better manufacturing experience, equipment gets devalued these prices will fall and start displacing CRTs. Historically the rate has been about 20-30% per year proce drop. [1]
Look out for other technologies that may displace Plasma and CRT, such as OLED displays improving in technology and SED displays with much lower manufacturing costs from Toshiba due to be rolled out this year with 55" displays. [2]

Answer 2

I hav read recently about a new type coming in the early 2008.
Its called Laser TV

They say that it would have almost half the price of an LCD or a Plasma TV and it would be very light so that you can transport it from a room to another

Also, they say that it would hold colors 4 times as much as a Plasma or LCD.

But because it is laser, the lamp has a limited life of 50,000 hours. But that's still good coz it means that if the TV is on 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week, it would stay in a house for almost six years without any problems. Then you would buy another one.

The laser tv would definitely be a great success, and it would have such a good price to a point that every American, European, or even Asian house would own one.

Answer 3

when a new type comes out...Watch for it ( the next 2 years)