Don’t get me wrong but if (G1) going to be 20% brighter it will be on C9 (2019) level. Is this evolution that LG has decreased brightness in 2020 to add this brightness back in 2021? All this AI stuff doesn’t bother me at all as I would turn it off anyway
I would be more than happy to hear 1000 nits finally but it seems it will never happen until QD Oled arrives one day.
To be realistic it seems there is almost no changes apart from the much higher price tag for this G1 model which will be on C9 brightness level.
So, what’s your thoughts guys?
Hopefully the 83 inch isn’t as ridiculously priced as last years 88 inch.
They do indeed. My GZ2000 measured at 1001 nits just last week, when I was calibrating for HLG.Panasonic GZ2000 / HZ2000 OLEDs can do 1000 nits on a 10% window. Now it will come to other OLEDs as well.
And you expect MicroLED to be issue free?When Micro-LED comes along with OLED prices, then the nail in the coffin of OLEDs is guaranteed.
Panasonic GZ2000 / HZ2000 OLEDs can do 1000 nits on a 10% window. Now it will come to other OLEDs as well.
Well said! I already have an LG 65-inch C9 too.Don’t get me wrong but if (G1) going to be 20% brighter it will be on C9 (2019) level. Is this evolution that LG has decreased brightness in 2020 to add this brightness back in 2021? All this AI stuff doesn’t bother me at all as I would turn it off anyway
I would be more than happy to hear 1000 nits finally but it seems it will never happen until QD Oled arrives one day.
To be realistic it seems there is almost no changes apart from the much higher price tag for this G1 model which will be on C9 brightness level.
So, what’s your thoughts guys?
They do indeed. My GZ2000 measured at 1001 nits just last week, when I was calibrating for HLG.
An extremely vague article on exactly what these "new technologies" are and what they'll bring to the consumer. Although part of them, seems like a technology sharing with Sony and their 'Acoustic Surface'.
Hopefully more information will be forthcoming from the CES events this week.
Paul
so.. 10 years time?Bet Bandings and to lesser extent..Tinting are to be found as well, which is the main problem and the main reason for returning OLEDs back to the retailer.
20% increase in brightness, which goes back to C9 level and then charging a huge premium for this 'increase' is a joke. When Micro-LED comes along with OLED prices, then the nail in the coffin of OLEDs is guaranteed.
Panasonic also use their own power supply on the HZ/ GZ2000 models, it's not just the heatsink that allows the performance increase of peak white output. But, ABL is also less invasive, I've never seen it on my GZ2000.Not the same. Panasonic boosting peak brightness alone with white subpixel and Panasonic driven the panel harder because of their own heat sink (but ABL and color volume was not better than the LG OLEDs).
Upcoming G1, A90J etc. using a new developed WOLED panel with improved more efficient emitter design for higher color volume aswell.
But, ABL is also less invasive, I've never seen it on my GZ2000.
Bet Bandings and to lesser extent..Tinting are to be found as well, which is the main problem and the main reason for returning OLEDs back to the retailer.
20% increase in brightness, which goes back to C9 level and then charging a huge premium for this 'increase' is a joke. When Micro-LED comes along with OLED prices, then the nail in the coffin of OLEDs is guaranteed.
They do indeed. My GZ2000 measured at 1001 nits just last week, when I was calibrating for HLG.
An extremely vague article on exactly what these "new technologies" are and what they'll bring to the consumer. Although part of them, seems like a technology sharing with Sony and their 'Acoustic Surface'.
Hopefully more information will be forthcoming from the CES events this week.
Paul