full size OLED TVs finally on the way from LG

[J G Miller]

As one may recall SONY was the first (as far as I am aware) to introduce
a consumer OLED TV to the market, but the size was small and the resolution
was nowhere near full 1920x1080p HD, and the price was indeed steep for
such a small screen.

From

<http://www.xbitlabs.COM/news/monitors/display/20130103215857_LG_Begins_to_Sell_55_OLED_TV_in_South_Korea_for_10000.html>

QUOTE

01/03/2013 09:58 PM

LG Begins to Sell 55” OLED TV in South Korea for $10000.

LG Electronics’ 4mm Thick OLED TV Getting Closer to Market

UNQUOTE


As to be expected the price of these large screen versions are
hefty, as was the case for large screen plasmas when they were
first made available.

So how will the picture quality of OLED TV compare to laser TV
(only available so far from Mitsubishi and still only affordable
by CEOs

<http://www.amazon.com/Mitsubishi-L75-A91-75-Inch-1080p-LaserVue/dp/B003KTN0AK>

and when is SONY going to deliver the goods on crystalline LED TVs
which it believes are going to save it from its failure to bring
OLED to the market at reasonable consumer prices?

[G-squared]

Post by J G Miller
As one may recall SONY was the first (as far as I am aware) to introduce
a consumer OLED TV to the market, but the size was small and the resolution
was nowhere near full 1920x1080p HD, and the price was indeed steep for
such a small screen.
From
<http://www.xbitlabs.COM/news/monitors/display/20130103215857_LG_Begin...>
QUOTE
   01/03/2013 09:58 PM
   LG Begins to Sell 55” OLED TV in South Korea for $10000.
   LG Electronics’ 4mm Thick OLED TV Getting Closer to Market
UNQUOTE
As to be expected the price of these large screen versions are
hefty, as was the case for large screen plasmas when they were
first made available.
So how will the picture quality of OLED TV compare to laser TV
(only available so far from Mitsubishi and still only affordable
by CEOs
<http://www.amazon.com/Mitsubishi-L75-A91-75-Inch-1080p-LaserVue/dp/B0...>
and when is SONY going to deliver the goods on crystalline LED TVs
which it believes are going to save it from its failure to bring
OLED to the market at reasonable consumer prices?

We use some of these at work.

http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/product-BVME250/

The black levels are better than CRTs and WAY better than LCDs but
they have a serious problem with color temperature vs viewing angle -
both vertical and horizontal but vertical seems worst. I wonder if LG
has improved on this.

G²

[J G Miller]

Post by G-squared
We use some of these at work.
http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/product-BVME250/

Is the price to performance ratio worth the cost though? ;)