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no hint of a price, but when this becomes affordable, I want one
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no hint of a price, but when this becomes affordable, I want one
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I know of some flight sim freaks that kill for a few of these
If there's artificial intelligence, there's bound to be some artificial stupidity.
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I've heard mixed reports on this. One said it was DLP based, the other OLED based. From the look of it I would say DLP based, as OLED would still be too cost prohibitive (especially at that size and rez), and the monitor itself is pretty fat.
For those wondering why DLP, TI has announced a new gen of DLP chip that operate at up to 240 Hz, and new light technologies that provide greater brightness and contrast ratios (one up to 500,000:1). It will be an interesting and gawd aweful expensive monitor no matter what tech is used though.“Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get outâ€
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looking at the pictures, it does look DLP based.. probably a lot easier to bend such a screen, compared to bending an OLED display
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There is something wrong with the image, closer to the edge, the image starts to stretch. Unlike a three monitor setup, from what I understand there is only one projector so the edges will be stretched or skewed.
Interesting concept though.Comment
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Give me an LCD like that and I'd be very happy.Dr. Mordrid
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on TV they show some new tech from CES, Sony had the first OLED, I think it looked like a 14 or 15 inch which is selling for $2,500 but looked awesome and almost as thin as an access card.
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wow, I would take it!!
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this is about as "curved" as an octagon. looks like four 15in panels racked together on their sides.
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this could probably run on single card vs this 50" monster that needs 3x(16x12) outputs
Screen 50"diagonal
Resolution 4800-1200
Pitch 0.255 mm
Pixels 5.76 million
Colors 16.7 million
Contrast 500:1
Brightness 350 cd/m sq
Response 16 ms
Ratio 4:1
Dimensions 47-21-12"
Weight 38 kg / 85 lbs.Last edited by lowlifecat; 7 January 2008, 22:50./meow
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The Sony XEL-1 OLED is 11 inches (3 mm deep). They spec it at 1,000,000:1 CR. Available 1/08 at $2500.<TABLE BGCOLOR=Red><TR><TD><Font-weight="+1"><font COLOR=Black>The world just changed, Sep. 11, 2001</font></Font-weight></TR></TD></TABLE>Comment
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Its not OLED... the only ones with OLED were the Sony display as mentioned, and the Samsung 31" OLED tv/monitor that was being showcased in their booth. They had it roped off with booth-babes guarding it so nobody would touch.Comment
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Originally posted by rylan View Post
Smart plan. Surround it by booth babes so all the geeks will be too busy oogling breastestess instead of trying to get to the OLED display.
So waht are all the future TV techs? OLED, dynamic LED backlighting LCD, SED, nanotubes...did I miss anything?“Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get outâ€
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