At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, LG Electronics is showing off an ultra-thin 15-inch Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) display. The screen measures just 0.85mm thick, less than half the thickness of similar display that the company plans to ship later on this year.
The 15-inch 2.5-mm thick screen will be released in the second half of 2009, according ... [ read the full article ]
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Can you image how much a 65 inch screen will run you when they figure out how to mass produce it. The only other oled screen, which was a tv, I have seen for sale was 11 inches, cost $2500 usd and was made by $ony.
I wanna get a nice big OLED screen to replace an ancient 1080i Projection TV because they're much better then Plasma and LCD tvs, right? But they're taking so long to come out... I don't want to buy any LCD or Plasma TV and then feel like I wasted my money a couple years later...
It will be at least 5 years before we see a consumer priced decent size OLED TV. If you are in the market for a TV now I would go ahead and get one... Years later when it is time to upgrade, look at an OLED.
why oled? i mean if you spill even a drop of water it is runied, plus onin its RGB spectrum, blue lasts significantly shorter than red or green. Do we REALLy need this?
Originally posted by Leningrad: why oled? i mean if you spill even a drop of water it is runied, plus onin its RGB spectrum, blue lasts significantly shorter than red or green. Do we REALLy need this?
So what you are telling us is that if yo open a can of coke near the T.V. and a drop sprays on the screen that the T.V. is permanantly ruined ?
