From Engadget, an overview of the XEL-1 OLED TV review from Consumer Reports:
“Whether you love ‘em, hate ‘em or qualify ‘em with statements like “great for vacuum cleaners; not so much for HDTVs,” you’ve got to respect that fact that Consumer Reports buys all the goodies it tests. Especially when the item in question is a $2500 Sony XEL-1 OLED TV. Overall, we came to the same conclusion as they did: incredible tech appeal, great picture quality, poor input options and “are you kidding me” size-to-dollar ratio. We’ll even overlo”
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Yes, Hancock sucked. I don't agree with anything else. Sony's OLED TV is breathtaking. And Sony was the *first* to do an eInk-based eBook device, so they are the pioneers in that area. They've done three generations of it, more than any other company.
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