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Posted by: Anonymous (Thursday 3 June 2004, 8:59 PM)
Until:
1) They have at least 1920 x 1080 resolution in at least 19" screens; and,
2) Can be reasonably expected to last at least 5 years with no more detioration than a CRT (no ROT or pixel failure); and,
3) The colors are good enough (and STAY good enough) for video editing and color matching without having to buy some "special" unit; and,
4) They cost no more than a typical LCD; and,
5) They have AT LEAST a 1000:1 contrast ratio,
I will just wait.
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the title of this article is incorrect. Seiko has... Anonymous
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The Epson display is physically larger, but it's r... Rupert Goodwins
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To the author,
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Picture of the Epson unit on their press release h... Anonymous
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Thanks for the link to Epson, but if you read the... Curt Rostenbach
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The main point of interest to me is the Epson use... Anonymous
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Until:
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Looks like Samsung are well on the way
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OLED is not just used as display. Also, it can be... Anonymous
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So this means that Universal Display is in the dri... Anonymous
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The cost at which the Samsung Corporation is going... Rahul
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We would like to buy a large sceen of 500x300 mm Har-melech Moshe
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Is this product available yet? Anonymous
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OLED Technology is the Display for the future!
sma... erich STrasser
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www.oled-display.net
For the people who wants more... Anonymous
