Considering an LCD?

BZA · 28-January-03, 05:25 PM

You just might want to hold off a little bit. I ran across this little blurb and thought you may want to check it out.

Quarter-inch thick, cheap, and efficient!

NapalmStixToKidz · 28-January-03, 05:49 PM

*gazes intently*...ooo....perty....*wipes drool*...like it says in the review, it makes LCDs look fat...

carbongraphite · 28-January-03, 08:34 PM

organic LEDs will make lcds oboslet. atlest just the ones that use a backlight. i guarantee that once it hits the market you will never see a new VFD or plasma display. it will also be a competitor to nano tube displays

Tom10167 · 29-January-03, 02:05 AM

GOD that second picture was nothing short of orgasmic!!!
Man, if they are as cheap as I'm expecting them, I'm just going to hang them on my wall with pretty art as backrounds and call them "paintings."

Cyphre · 29-January-03, 04:30 AM

Hey man, don't juke the VFD's...I still gotta get me one just because they look so damn cool...

Funny thing is, the previous company I worked for is creating somethign like this...but I think I said too much...if only I knew exactly what they were doing...

carbongraphite · 29-January-03, 08:40 PM

organic LEDs are supposed to be really cheap. low priced but high quality. and with the current silicone on glass stuff just like LCDs it will be readily avalible. unless they are haveing some kind of production problem makeing the stuff. they already have organic led displays on the market as you know. and they respond instantly. no flicker. no traces in highspeed movement like on LCDs. very promising.
unless sony puts one out first. then forever OLEDs will have the reputation of being expensive, unreliable, and fire prone.

Cyphre · 29-January-03, 10:30 PM

Err, I doubt quality will be dependant on Sony...but obviously everyone can have their own opinion of Sony's equipment. I also doubt they will be cheap when they first come out, and I do recall hearing about problems in the production process of it (where I worked previously).

I'll definitely be waiting for one as LCD/TFT prices sure haven't dropped enough and the quality is still crap compared to the standard cheap monitor.

Tom10167 · 30-January-03, 10:45 PM

Just letting you guys know that just about every Pioneer cd player that has an organic display is about $100 more than a regular Pioneer, granted there are sound quality issues, it's sometihng to think about.

28-January-03, 05:25 PM		#1 (permalink)
BZA Semin-Hoe-Le Supp-Hoe-Ter	Considering an LCD? You just might want to hold off a little bit. I ran across this little blurb and thought you may want to check it out. Quarter-inch thick, cheap, and efficient!

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28-January-03, 05:49 PM		#2 (permalink)
NapalmStixToKidz DuckWarrior's Personal Quack Hoe	gazes intently...ooo....perty....wipes drool...like it says in the review, it makes LCDs look fat...

28-January-03, 08:34 PM		#3 (permalink)
carbongraphite Pow - Hoe playa	organic LEDs will make lcds oboslet. atlest just the ones that use a backlight. i guarantee that once it hits the market you will never see a new VFD or plasma display. it will also be a competitor to nano tube displays

29-January-03, 02:05 AM		#4 (permalink)
Tom10167 Apex Tech Maniac	GOD that second picture was nothing short of orgasmic!!! Man, if they are as cheap as I'm expecting them, I'm just going to hang them on my wall with pretty art as backrounds and call them "paintings."

29-January-03, 04:30 AM		#5 (permalink)
Cyphre Apex Tech Maniac	Hey man, don't juke the VFD's...I still gotta get me one just because they look so damn cool... Funny thing is, the previous company I worked for is creating somethign like this...but I think I said too much...if only I knew exactly what they were doing...

29-January-03, 08:40 PM		#6 (permalink)
carbongraphite Pow - Hoe playa	organic LEDs are supposed to be really cheap. low priced but high quality. and with the current silicone on glass stuff just like LCDs it will be readily avalible. unless they are haveing some kind of production problem makeing the stuff. they already have organic led displays on the market as you know. and they respond instantly. no flicker. no traces in highspeed movement like on LCDs. very promising. unless sony puts one out first. then forever OLEDs will have the reputation of being expensive, unreliable, and fire prone.

29-January-03, 10:30 PM		#7 (permalink)
Cyphre Apex Tech Maniac	Err, I doubt quality will be dependant on Sony...but obviously everyone can have their own opinion of Sony's equipment. I also doubt they will be cheap when they first come out, and I do recall hearing about problems in the production process of it (where I worked previously). I'll definitely be waiting for one as LCD/TFT prices sure haven't dropped enough and the quality is still crap compared to the standard cheap monitor.

30-January-03, 10:45 PM		#8 (permalink)
Tom10167 Apex Tech Maniac	Just letting you guys know that just about every Pioneer cd player that has an organic display is about $100 more than a regular Pioneer, granted there are sound quality issues, it's sometihng to think about.