[Ryko1000]

I'm curious:

- which technology will give us better black level
- good shadow detail without brightness needed to be set up too high
- more natural but high contrast
- response time
- which will be reflective and which not
- does any of them has a chance to be blinding like some LCDs with their backlights
- will dead pixels be possible on both technologies

Thanx

Doesn't really matter anymore, being that SED production is dead.

[simond83]

Not quite so!! I'm getting some updated info in the next few weeks directly from at top bod at Canon (Hopefully a demo too!!). As far as they're concerned at the moment, it's just a delay.

As for the origianl questions, SED comes out on top!

Si

[Stephen Neal]

Originally Posted by Ryko1000

I'm curious:

- which technology will give us better black level
- good shadow detail without brightness needed to be set up too high
- more natural but high contrast
- response time
- which will be reflective and which not
- does any of them has a chance to be blinding like some LCDs with their backlights
- will dead pixels be possible on both technologies

Thanx

Both are based on light-emission, not reflection. SED requires complex glasswork and vacuum technology AIUI, whereas OLED could be implemented using printing technology and has the potential to scale to be very cheap to produce - though there are issues with longevity at the moment.