AU Optronics, better known as AUO, has come up with a 65″ full HD 3D LCD panel which the company aims to enter volume production sometime in the second half of next year. that is an interesting bit of news, since it would mean the 3D revolution is ready and well positioned to take the world by storm, assuming we have 3D cameras from Sony to play with around next. Chances are 3D LCD displays would only enter the mainstream market in a big way a couple of years from now assuming the public has found some indispensable use for it, otherwise expect a regular 2D LCD panel to work just fine for years to come.

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The maiden AUO Solar Frisbee Roof project is more than ready to roll out at the Taipei European School. Shaped like a frisbee, that solar roof offers a place for kids to play, and while it goes about to protect kids from sunshine and rain while they play, you additionally will find that the thirty-two 210 W photovoltaic (PV) modules are capable of churning out an output of 6.8 kWp (kilo Watt peak) during a sunny day, resulting in 6,205 kWh (kilowatt-hours) each year which translates to an estimated reduction of 3.95 tons of carbon emissions. We wonder when will such projects hit the market elsewhere around the world.

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