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F-U-Jimmy · 03-04-2011, 03:49 PM

If you have to buy now then its got to be a Samsung 9000 series LED if you can wait 12 months then you can have a TV that will beat the shit out of any set on the market today
See below

I brought a small 46inch 9000 Samsung which will be replaced with 64 inch OLED when they are out.

Key advantage OLED Televisions
Superior Picture Quality
With more vivid, lifelike colors, better representation of fast action video, wider viewing angels, and much higher contrast ratios, Organic light emitting diode Tvs dramatically enhance the viewing experience. Ech frame is sharp, ech detail pops! Thats because this display technology naturally refresh up to a thousand times faster than an LCD. Their color gamut can exceed NTSC standards. And this displays feature almost 180 degree viewing angle and in inherent contrast ratio of > 1.000.000:1.

High Efficiency
This display technology use power more efficiently than existing LCD and PDP HDTVs. With Tvs getting larger, they are becoming an increasingly energy intensive consumer of electricity. Purchasing power efficient Tvs will save money and critical energy resources.

Very thin
Much thinner and lighter weight than existing PDPs and LCDs, this displays can be the thickness of a pane of glass, and with gains made in flexible electronics could get even thinner. They can also be lightweight enough so that even large OLED screens will be easily moved or hung on the wall.

Cost effective
While the first Organic displays hitting the market today are expensive, those prices will fall dramatically as the technology matures and volume ramps. Ultimately, OLED televisions will prove more cost effective because they require fewer materials and fewer processing steps than LCDs and PDPs. As the process matures and larger-scale manufacturing capacity is in place, this displays will be as cost effective, if not mor so, than current products.

Samsung at SID-2010 OLEDs will be the next big thing in displays!
At the SID-2010 Sang-Soo Kim, executive vice president and chief technology officer of Samsung Mobile Display says that OLED is the future of displays. Both in mobile phones and in the TV market, Samsung expects to sell 1 Billion OLED Displays in 5 Years. Samsung invest $2.2 billion to the 5.5 Gen OLED factory which starts production in 2012.

03-04-2011, 03:49 PM
F-U-Jimmy Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Visiting a city near you soon ! Posts: 6,853	If you have to buy now then its got to be a Samsung 9000 series LED if you can wait 12 months then you can have a TV that will beat the shit out of any set on the market today See below I brought a small 46inch 9000 Samsung which will be replaced with 64 inch OLED when they are out. Key advantage OLED Televisions Superior Picture Quality With more vivid, lifelike colors, better representation of fast action video, wider viewing angels, and much higher contrast ratios, Organic light emitting diode Tvs dramatically enhance the viewing experience. Ech frame is sharp, ech detail pops! Thats because this display technology naturally refresh up to a thousand times faster than an LCD. Their color gamut can exceed NTSC standards. And this displays feature almost 180 degree viewing angle and in inherent contrast ratio of > 1.000.000:1. High Efficiency This display technology use power more efficiently than existing LCD and PDP HDTVs. With Tvs getting larger, they are becoming an increasingly energy intensive consumer of electricity. Purchasing power efficient Tvs will save money and critical energy resources. Very thin Much thinner and lighter weight than existing PDPs and LCDs, this displays can be the thickness of a pane of glass, and with gains made in flexible electronics could get even thinner. They can also be lightweight enough so that even large OLED screens will be easily moved or hung on the wall. Cost effective While the first Organic displays hitting the market today are expensive, those prices will fall dramatically as the technology matures and volume ramps. Ultimately, OLED televisions will prove more cost effective because they require fewer materials and fewer processing steps than LCDs and PDPs. As the process matures and larger-scale manufacturing capacity is in place, this displays will be as cost effective, if not mor so, than current products. Samsung at SID-2010 OLEDs will be the next big thing in displays! At the SID-2010 Sang-Soo Kim, executive vice president and chief technology officer of Samsung Mobile Display says that OLED is the future of displays. Both in mobile phones and in the TV market, Samsung expects to sell 1 Billion OLED Displays in 5 Years. Samsung invest $2.2 billion to the 5.5 Gen OLED factory which starts production in 2012. __________________ icq. 176240424 44.years as a pornographer !!!!!!!!!!! Last edited by F-U-Jimmy; 03-04-2011 at 03:51 PM..