OLED 3D tv

[naviworks]

decided to wait for a couple of years for this rather than buying a full LED tv now

till then gonna manage wid crt or lcd

 

[heynownow]

Good for you prepare to wait 5 years atleast

 

[hemantwaghe]

Yes LED was supposed to come 3 years back ....so you do the math

Till that time of launchnormal pannels will be available 30% of above pannels!!!

 

[viper08]

@naviworks, I was waiting for OLED TV for more than 3 years and asked about the avaibility in India.

Check this thread back 2 & half years
http://www.hifivision.com/television/1624-oled-tvs-india-any-news.html

No single news since then. So guess your waiting period to gets hands on.

 

[jbgude]

Perhaps companies spearheaded by Samsung & Sony are coming out with their new technologies, which apparently are faster, brighter and most importantly cheaper to produce.
OLED perhaps may the technology that never really gets it day in the sun. Apart from a 11" Sony monitor, I have not come across a single commercially available model in the market.

 

[borg]

to really appreciate 3D you will need a big screen sizes(like 55" and above), and since oled need high current (unlike high voltage in case of plasma), this becomes a problem in large displays due to the ohmic losses in conductor

so you will see smaller tvs with oled in near future in market but large displays(above 50") will take time

 

[hemantwaghe]

to really appreciate 3D you will need a big screen sizes(like 55" and above), and since oled need high current (unlike high voltage in case of plasma), this becomes a problem in large displays due to the ohmic losses in conductor

so you will see smaller tvs with oled in near future in market but large displays(above 50") will take time

How long?

Or Naviworks need to wait for decades insted of yearsd!!hyeah:hyeah:hyeah:

 

[naviworks]

to really appreciate 3D you will need a big screen sizes(like 55" and above), and since oled need high current (unlike high voltage in case of plasma), this becomes a problem in large displays due to the ohmic losses in conductor

so you will see smaller tvs with oled in near future in market but large displays(above 50") will take time

AFAIK, The primary benefit of OLED displays over traditional LCDs is that OLEDs do not require a backlight to function, and consume less power during operation. OLED displays are expected to be more efficiently manufactured than LCDs and plasma displays

check out the link in my 1st post

 

[borg]

OLED doesnot require a "backlight" because they are the light source
,they are efficient but still consumes power ,they operate at low voltage hence the need for higher current
the problem i mentioned is a practical issue pertaining only to large size panels (you can already see smaller sized displays in market).Research is going on various methods to mitigate this issue

 

[naviworks]

LGs 15 inch oled tv is already available in ebay....heard that samsung is planning for a full fledged OLED factory in 2012....who knows may be oled is the future...

How long?

Or Naviworks need to wait for decades insted of yearsd!!hyeah:hyeah:hyeah:

hemant dont feel if i dont invite u for a demo when i get a oled display :lol:

 

[BLASTO]

This video sums up the PQ advantage of OLEDs compared to LCDs..

YouTube - OLED-Tv vs LCD-Tv


Hopefully, 32" models will become affordable by 2013-2014.
Anything bigger than that is going to be out of reach till late next decade. :sad: