News LG OLED EX Displays Are Faster, Brighter And Thinner

[Admin]

LG's latest OLED display refinements mean faster, brighter and more compact displays will be present in all its OLED TV sets starting from Q2 2022.

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[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

The day they back OLED panels with a 10 year / 20,000 hour warranty against burn in is the day I consider buying an OLED TV.

 

[Endymio]

The article author did a rather slipshod hob of rewriting a company press release. Deuterized compounds in OLEDs do not improve power efficiency, nor do they directly "boost brightness". They provide for a slower breakdown of blue-emitting sources and thus a longer overall lifespan. LG might choose to take advantage of this by boosting output to a point that a protium-compound OLED would degrade too quickly to be practical, but that's a rather different statement.

 

[Giroro]

"Personalized AI" sounds like a new advertising algorithm for the filthy Ads that LG builds into their TVs.
I don't want a TV with ads built into it, especially when it's a ridiculously expensive high-end TV.

I'm getting really tired of every single thing in my life trying to squeeze an "infinite amount of money forever" out of me. It comes across as hungry, desperate, and frankly disrespectful. It's like the homeless guy who knocks on your window in a Walmart parking lot, except you paid LG a couple thousand dollars to have him hang out in your living room until he dies.

 

[sizzling]

Ex Displays? Personally Id never buy a second hand OLED