Well, according to DisplaySearch, the Sony XEL-1 OLED TV doesn’t live up to many of the claims that had it outperforming plasma and LCD TV’s. First there was the power consumption question, now it’s the actual lifetime of the OLED or Organic LED panel. I’m betting Sony will recover from this with a new panel design in the future. This certainly isn’t the end of OLED TV by any means.
Sony appeared to be on the verge of starting the next revolution in TV technology last year when it introduced its first OLED television, most notable for its paper-thin screen. The display, which uses bright and low-power organic light-emitting diodes, appeared so promising that the prospects for LCD and plasma TVs were soon called into question. (Credit: Sony) A new study, however, may cast that future in a different light. A research firm called DisplaySearch tested Sony‘s XEL-1 TV a
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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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Okay the product looks great but i have a question why is all lcd manufactures showcase their LCD products with slow moving visuals,show video images of art or paintings.Instead of showing sports like car racing,swimming,baseball,footb
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