“Plasma TVs are so yesterday. And rear projection has long been dead. LCD televisions are still popular, but what’s coming is sure to put the LCD out of business.”
Actually, tube/CRT TV’s are yesterday, rear-projection is still alive to an extent, for those wanting a flatscreen with over 65″ of screenspace they’ve got DLP, LCD’s are not going to be put out of business anytime soon and plasma’s aren’t anywhere near yesterday.

Sure, I may be biased partially as I sell them, but being in the industry I also know what’s out there. Plasma technology is still better than LCD and therefore a better TV. LCD TV’s are going to be around for as long as they can be used as computer screens and/or gaming TV’s and they are far from becoming obsolete anytime soon.

And as far as LCD prices are concerned, they aren’t high anymore. Nowhere near as high as 2-3 years ago. They’ve come down dramatically in price and are actually much better than their predecessors. A 1080p TV now costs much less than a 1080i TV did a few years ago.

Organic technology is more than likely going to become a competitor of LCD’s and plasma’s but it surely won’t put them out of business. At least not anytime too soon. Just like the desktop computer is far from obsolete.
There’s a long way to go before that happens.