Next-Gen Display: MicroLEDs

Post by fro0116 » Sun, Mar 25, 2018, 2:47 AM UTC

MikusR wrote: post #82

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I have an LG OLED TV, and I would recommend against purchasing an OLED for monitor use. Burn-in is still a huge issue. I've used mine for about a year and the red channel is full of distracting burn-in patterns from still elements on my screen from things like wallpapers, tiled window borders, taskbar/docks, HUDs from games, etc. Does anyone know if MicroLEDs could suffer from burn-in as well? I.e. do they also degra…

LG oled TVs are all white with a color filter.

Post by avhon1 » Sun, Mar 25, 2018, 7:24 AM UTC

dbbk wrote: post #83

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The weird thing is that we already have “foldable screens.” But all the phone makers have done with them is to give us slightly less bezel on our glass rectangles. I’m wondering if this is a “flying car” thing—if actually handing consumers ultra-thin bendable (but not actually creasable ) panels would be a dumb idea, because consumers would try to exceed their tolerances and break them too easily. (This is also, I th…

So are you saying that you want an actual foldable phone? Putting aside the technical challenges of getting the chassis and other components to also fold, I struggle to understand why this would be a desirable product.