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Sony's New 2mm OLED Display
Sony is really pursuing this OLED thing to its biggest potential and put out a new display this week that measures just 2mm thick. We thought the original 3mm model was thin, but it seems Sony is still working on making the process even better. The new display was recently shown off at the Display 2008 expo trade show in Japan, where Sony also debuted a new version of its $2500 11-inch XEL-1, the world's first mass-produced OLED TV.
Discuss "Sony's New 2mm OLED Display" here. Read the article.
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A new version of the XEL-1 as well? What's so new about it? Does it finally do something better than quarter HD resolution? Does it improve it's color accuracy and decoding abilities?
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Does it do anything better than existing technology?
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It looks cooler.Originally Posted by stratman
Does it do anything better than existing technology?
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It is supposed to give a better picture than what you can get with current models (for example, with deeper blacks than plasma), plus be better in other ways (for example, using less power than LCD). We will have to wait and see if anyone can develop a reasonably priced, reasonably sized OLED set, and see if it has any serious disadvantages (rumor has it that it may be subject to burn in, and we will have to wait and see regarding reliability and how long it lasts).Does it do anything better than existing technology?
Basically, I would not let this put you off buying something else to use for the next half dozen years or so. It will probably be about that long before they make them a decent size at a sane price, and that is assuming that they don't run into some unexpected obstacle. Of course, I could be mistaken, but I don't regret buying a new TV earlier this year.
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I believe some MP3 players are already using some type of OLED display. My Sansa uses OLED, but the pixels can only display one native color on mine. The larger more expensive MP3 players have full color OLED displays, they look pretty nice.
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yes the the infrastructure to support and provide ...
... structural integrity will require much thicker than 2mm (0.0787401574 inches thick or slight thicker than 5/64 inch).Sony is really pursuing this OLED thing to its biggest potential and put out a new display this week that measures just 2mm thick. We thought the original 3mm model was thin, but it seems Sony is still working on making the process even better. The new display was recently shown off at the Display 2008 expo trade show in Japan, where Sony also debuted a new version of its $2500 11-inch XEL-1, the world's first mass-produced OLED TV.
Discuss "Sony's New 2mm OLED Display" here. Read the article.
Maybe this will require less power? Maybe this would allow faster refresh and faster switching technology? But does it offer and other advantages?
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The picture of the 11 inch is fantastic, but come on, my Panasonic portable DVD player, with a 10.2inch LCD screen is not much thicker.
I will be impressed when it becomes more realistic, 50 inch, and priced under $10,000.
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Don't OLEDs have an issue with blue? I thought I read somewhere around here that they "self-destruct" and the only color processed is a washed out blue, plus screen longevity is rather short compared to other display technologies.
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I read that if you stare at an OLED display for too long, your brain will melt and you'll start inadvertently humming tunes from Rick Springfield.
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