Sony and Panasonic have announced the end of their OLED production partnership.
The companies had been developing new OLED tech, but there are still no true mass-market models of the ultrathin, vibrant TVs. Sony released an 11-inch model back in 2007 to start the OLED train, but costs remain high for creating larger devices. Samsung released a 55-inch OLED TV this year, but prices have ... [ read the full article ]
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4K broadcasts are 7 or more years away.......a waste of money on a virtually non-existent technology at this time. OLED should be well on it's way but seeing the delay makes me think it's not gonna happen.
4K is the way to go. We gonna start seeing it, to take off in 6 months tops.
OLED: I always was no sure about it ,cos price.
LCD with no moving mirrors still ok.
Hitachi make LCD's with "3" moving mirrow's.
I have be reading that no moving mirrow (in the back) is better tech, like the Sony 85" I have since '04 without any problem. (just change the lamp when it wore-down; that's it).
Originally posted by Mrguss:Hitachi make LCD's with "3" moving mirrow's.
I have be reading that no moving mirrow (in the back) is better tech, like the Sony 85" I have since '04 without any problem. (just change the lamp when it wore-down; that's it).
