Smallest colour television screen

According to Official Guinness Records,

Microemissive Displays Ltd, Edinburgh, UK developed a tiny colour television/video screen which measured just 3.84x2.88mm (0.15x0.11in). The ME1602, which could be linked to video cameras, dvd players, and videos, had a resolution of 160x120 pixels. It worked using organic light emitting diode technology. It was later discontinued.
It was launched in November 2002
In 2003, the ME1602 was replaced by ME3203, which was twice the size - 7.1mm, with a resolution of 320x240 pixels.

For a complete list of 2003 records, please visit 2003 Guinness Records in United Kingdom.

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