Post: LG to unveil worlds largest OLED tv at CES
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01-07-2012, 07:50 PM
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mcgo
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LG to unveil worlds largest OLED tv at CES
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This is LG's brand new 55" OLED tv, It sports LG's advanced You must login or register to view this content. technology to create mind blowingly detailed images. It weighs in at only 7.5Kg and best of all it's only 4mm thick!!
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This is possible thanks to new advances made in OLED (Organic light emitting diode) technology over the last year. OLED screens have become increasingly popular among display manufactures because of their many benefits over LCD screens. Samsung uses a type of OLED screen in its high spec phones, to make them thinner and because they are extremely energy efficent.
Adavantages of OLED displays:
Can be cheaper to manufacture
They are more power efficent
Are much thinner and lighter
They can be manufactured to bend
Better picture quality
Sadly not everything perfect and the technology hasn't been perfected yet.
Disadvantages include:
Short life span
The could easily be broken
Burn in
It won't be long before we start to see this being adopted as an industry standard in electronics, as companies struggle to find new ways to make their devices thinner and lighter.
You're thoughts and opinions? Will you be buying an OLED tv? Or will you wait till the technology is perfected?
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This is LG's brand new 55" OLED tv, It sports LG's advanced You must login or register to view this content. technology to create mind blowingly detailed images. It weighs in at only 7.5Kg and best of all it's only 4mm thick!!
You must login or register to view this content.
This is possible thanks to new advances made in OLED (Organic light emitting diode) technology over the last year. OLED screens have become increasingly popular among display manufactures because of their many benefits over LCD screens. Samsung uses a type of OLED screen in its high spec phones, to make them thinner and because they are extremely energy efficent.
Adavantages of OLED displays:
Can be cheaper to manufacture
They are more power efficent
Are much thinner and lighter
They can be manufactured to bend
Better picture quality
Sadly not everything perfect and the technology hasn't been perfected yet.
Disadvantages include:
Short life span
The could easily be broken
Burn in
It won't be long before we start to see this being adopted as an industry standard in electronics, as companies struggle to find new ways to make their devices thinner and lighter.
You're thoughts and opinions? Will you be buying an OLED tv? Or will you wait till the technology is perfected?
01-07-2012, 08:22 PM
#3
Mr.Kane
Greatness
Originally posted by mcgo
LG to unveil worlds largest OLED tv at CES
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This is LG's brand new 55" OLED tv, It sports LG's advanced You must login or register to view this content. technology to create mind blowingly detailed images. It weighs in at only 7.5Kg and best of all it's only 4mm thick!!
You must login or register to view this content.
This is possible thanks to new advances made in OLED (Organic light emitting diode) technology over the last year. OLED screens have become increasingly popular among display manufactures because of their many benefits over LCD screens. Samsung uses a type of OLED screen in its high spec phones, to make them thinner and because they are extremely energy efficent.
Adavantages of OLED displays:
Can be cheaper to manufacture
They are more power efficent
Are much thinner and lighter
They can be manufactured to bend
Better picture quality
Sadly not everything perfect and the technology hasn't been perfected yet.
Disadvantages include:
Short life span
The could easily be broken
Burn in
It won't be long before we start to see this being adopted as an industry standard in electronics, as companies struggle to find new ways to make their devices thinner and lighter.
You're thoughts and opinions? Will you be buying an OLED tv? Or will you wait till the technology is perfected?
You must login or register to view this content.
This is LG's brand new 55" OLED tv, It sports LG's advanced You must login or register to view this content. technology to create mind blowingly detailed images. It weighs in at only 7.5Kg and best of all it's only 4mm thick!!
You must login or register to view this content.
This is possible thanks to new advances made in OLED (Organic light emitting diode) technology over the last year. OLED screens have become increasingly popular among display manufactures because of their many benefits over LCD screens. Samsung uses a type of OLED screen in its high spec phones, to make them thinner and because they are extremely energy efficent.
Adavantages of OLED displays:
Can be cheaper to manufacture
They are more power efficent
Are much thinner and lighter
They can be manufactured to bend
Better picture quality
Sadly not everything perfect and the technology hasn't been perfected yet.
Disadvantages include:
Short life span
The could easily be broken
Burn in
It won't be long before we start to see this being adopted as an industry standard in electronics, as companies struggle to find new ways to make their devices thinner and lighter.
You're thoughts and opinions? Will you be buying an OLED tv? Or will you wait till the technology is perfected?
If they are cheaper to manufacture and make i might get one if they are cheap when they are new but that wont happen :dumb:
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01-07-2012, 09:06 PM
#6
gugubee557
Do a barrel roll!
01-08-2012, 12:32 AM
#8
mcgo
Skilled Typer
Originally posted by Mr.Kane
If they are cheaper to manufacture and make i might get one if they are cheap when they are new but that wont happen :dumb:
They'll be expensive at first the there price will gradually come down.
Originally posted by IDunc
They look like images on a piece of paper rather than a TV haha.
It's possible to make the screens thinner than paper.
Originally posted by FlexicanX
how much do they cost? :alpaca:
They haven't said yet.
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