<![CDATA[AVForums.com - OLED & FLCD Televisions]]> http://www.avforums.com/forums/ en Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:46:22 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.avforums.com/forums/images/misc/rss.jpg <![CDATA[AVForums.com - OLED & FLCD Televisions]]> http://www.avforums.com/forums/ Where to buy a Sony xel-1 http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1127453-where-buy-sony-xel-1-a.html Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:47:18 GMT It's on sale at a Sony centtre
And a famous mail order store
I'm not sure which to choose from these ? ]]> eddgreen25 http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1127453-where-buy-sony-xel-1-a.html FINALLY! OLED light at the end of the tunnel? http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1123426-finally-oled-light-end-tunnel.html Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:37:52 GMT Just read this...:thumbsup: Click here (http://www.homecinemachoice.com/blogs/team+hcc/oled+back+fashion+samsung+and+lg+prepare+fight+over+superthin+panel+market+11+11+09) Just read this...:thumbsup:

Click here ]]> Paul D http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1123426-finally-oled-light-end-tunnel.html <![CDATA[2016 until OLED becomes as mainstream as todays LCD's?]]> http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1120100-2016-until-oled-becomes-mainstream-todays-lcds.html Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:41:37 GMT ---Quote--- LG has reaffirmed its OLED TV roadmap, but warned that the price of tellies based on the technology won’t match those of LCDs for at least seven more years. The company first outlined its OLED TV roadmap back in April 2008, when it promised to have 32in models in volume production...
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LG has reaffirmed its OLED TV roadmap, but warned that the price of tellies based on the technology won’t match those of LCDs for at least seven more years.

The company first outlined its OLED TV roadmap back in April 2008, when it promised to have 32in models in volume production by 2011.

LG still seems keen to keeping to this promise. At last week’s FPD tech fair in Japan, it said it will produce 30in and larger OLED panels throughout 2011.

LG will also launch a 15in OLED TV this year – probably as a high-end rival to Sony’s 11in Xel-1 – and then pump out 20in and larger OLED panels during 2010.

Although the firm plans to extend production to 40in and larger OLED screens in 2012, Won Kim, LG display's OLED Sales and Marketing VP, told website Tech-On that they will still be “fairly expensive”.

Kim forecast that LG's OLED TVs won’t cost less than LCD screens until 2016.

He said that price reductions will come as the result of a 20-30 per cent drop in material costs, achieved through switching to more cost-effective OLED panel production methods.
LG OLED TV roadmap forecasts 40-inchers for 2012 • Register Hardware

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OLED TV Waits in the Wings - Gadgetwise Blog - NYTimes.com ]]> spaceman763 http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1120100-2016-until-oled-becomes-mainstream-todays-lcds.html Hammered OLED http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1119022-hammered-oled.html Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:41:26 GMT I wish my first LCD TV had been able to withstand the kind of treatment shown to the OLED screen in the link (the internal screen layers shattered with one small impact on my TV). I know this is only a mobile phone sized screen, but the same technology applies.

Please hammer, don't hurt Samsung's flexible OLED prototype (video) ]]> Base13 http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1119022-hammered-oled.html This forum section is for OLED/FLCD TV discussion NOT LED lit LCD tvs http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1115279-forum-section-oled-flcd-tv-discussion-not-led-lit-lcd-tvs.html Mon, 02 Nov 2009 23:08:07 GMT How do we make it more obvious to posters without knowledge of what OLED is that this section isn't for discussion of LED lit LCD.

I know there is a read first sticky, but we all know that few people read stickies before posting. Do we need a bright red type sticky saying **STOP!! READ THIS FIRST IF YOU'RE ABOUT TO POST ABOUT LED TELEVISIONS** or a little popup info box when people go to post or even a change in the section name to something like OLED and FLCD Televisions (NOT LED lit LCD).

As "LED" sets become more popular I can only see this getting worse as understandably unless people are aware of OLED technology they will get them confused. ]]> Elmer http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1115279-forum-section-oled-flcd-tv-discussion-not-led-lit-lcd-tvs.html What Do You Think Is The Best Tv Technology In 2009? http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1112667-what-do-you-think-best-tv-technology-2009-a.html Fri, 30 Oct 2009 13:52:11 GMT The future tv technologies seem very promising, especially with the likes of oled and (possibly) sed tv. Really, i cant wait for oled to arrive as it combines the positives from lcd and plasma, squeezed into an unbelievable slim form factor. It really does seem like the official next step up... The future tv technologies seem very promising, especially with the likes of oled and (possibly) sed tv.

Really, i cant wait for oled to arrive as it combines the positives from lcd and plasma, squeezed into an unbelievable slim form factor.

It really does seem like the official next step up in tv's..

but when oled arrives, it will be highly expensive as all debut technologies are in the marketplace and im a little bit unsure wether sed will arrive at all..

So out of the current tv technologies in the 2009 marketplace, which one do you think performs better overall?

Plasma, Lcd or perhaps even another tv tech??

I thought that it would be a good motive to invest in a current tv technology that would last a good while so say seven years down the line for example when oled properly matures and is more affordable, then could well be a good time to get an oled tv!

Anyway, it's you guys/girls opinions that count and what panel technology would you get in the late 2009 marketplace and why?

Info about this will be much appreciated

ok thanks

n.a. ]]> niallec123 http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1112667-what-do-you-think-best-tv-technology-2009-a.html Do you want to buy or see an OLED tv? http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1112503-do-you-want-buy-see-oled-tv.html Fri, 30 Oct 2009 10:10:03 GMT Just information:

Currys is opening a Megastore in Lakeside retail park (West Thurrock) on the 26th of November. There will be a 106" plasma and OLED tv's (small ones) on display.

I just thought the tech fans would like to know.
This Currys is meant to be the biggest in the UK and 3rd biggest in Europe (100,000 sqft).

Is this good news? :smashin: OR :thumbsdow ]]> E9 Smooth http://www.avforums.com/forums/oled-flcd-televisions/1112503-do-you-want-buy-see-oled-tv.html