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Who has bought OLED TV?
Is anyone bought OLED TV? I am interesting about some owners review.
This is it. http://www.oledgadgets.com/oled-tv.html
This is it. http://www.oledgadgets.com/oled-tv.html
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Compared to LCD TV's OLED Tv's are just not a technology for today’s consumer. OLED TV's are expensive to produce and has a short product life.
Here are some facts to justify my answer.
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Sony will delay the launch of its next organic light emitting diode, or OLED, television because mass producing the new displays would exacerbate losses at its TV division, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company had been targeting a 2009 release for a larger successor to a model with an 11-inch screen released in late 2007.
The lack of basically any consumer ready OLED TV models at CES 2009 underscores the problem. With the Sony XEL-1 as the only OLED TV available right now, and at a steep $2499, OLED has an awfully long way to go to compete with LCD TV.
Some of the current problems with OLED technology include very high manufacturing costs. This is partly due to the fact that many of the components are specialized and not available in high volume yet.
Also, LCD technology is advancing quickly and prices have dropped rapidly in the last few months.
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Good way of attracting people to view your blog.
Here are some facts to justify my answer.
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Sony will delay the launch of its next organic light emitting diode, or OLED, television because mass producing the new displays would exacerbate losses at its TV division, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company had been targeting a 2009 release for a larger successor to a model with an 11-inch screen released in late 2007.
The lack of basically any consumer ready OLED TV models at CES 2009 underscores the problem. With the Sony XEL-1 as the only OLED TV available right now, and at a steep $2499, OLED has an awfully long way to go to compete with LCD TV.
Some of the current problems with OLED technology include very high manufacturing costs. This is partly due to the fact that many of the components are specialized and not available in high volume yet.
Also, LCD technology is advancing quickly and prices have dropped rapidly in the last few months.
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