[Ryko1000]

Every oled prototype i see is glossy. From first LCD i'm a big fan of anti-glare coating and i hope there'll be oleds with that. I hate glossy screens and that is big plasma and crt disadvantage for me.

Is there any technical limitation in oled technology that could require certain screen coating? I really hope we'll see anti-glare oleds...

Thanx...

[MartiniB]

you are so happy see gray where must be black?
and viewing angles are worse

"anti-glare"-1
"glossy"+1

[Ryko1000]

That has nothing to do with coating, but with lcd technology...

[MartiniB]

why nothing,
i use sony LCD pc-monitor with glossy and there black is black
also new LCD TVs from Samsung are werry god on black levels, but arent as god with SD content as this year Philips **PFL9*03

and there is my biggest problem:
i want glossy tv set with ambilight and ethernet

[Ryko1000]

Did you read my question? I asked a question and you start talking about what you want. go and make your own thread.

[MartiniB]

if you wana talk with your self then open notepad

im talking about subject "aniti-glare" vs. "glossy" and no mater on which type of panel it is used
"aniti-glare" kills balck by default

[juLZ007]

Originally Posted by Ryko1000

That has nothing to do with coating, but with lcd technology...

excuse me, it has EVERYTHING to do with coating. go do some research as i cant be bothered to explain

a matt surface (anti-glare), is a grainy surface where colours are fragmented and the light emitting distorts, whereas on a glossy surface it passes through as it should

so therefore youre wrong and should want a glossy surface as you wont get as good colours and contrast on a matt one. thanks.

edit: and martin is right.. you should listen to him.