One step closer to Star Trek, OLED panels at CES
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Let's start with photos:
UTP1. Thin, thinner, thinnest. To more clearly compare with the pen:
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UTP2. Bright:
UTP2. Attractive. These girls did not want to move away from the TV:
USP3. Color rendition, which easily “beat” the best LED / AMOLED displays:
USTP3.1. Color rendition 2:
* Of course, static photos in low resolution do not convey all the charm of the picture, but what can you do.
If we talk about the technical part.
OLED vs. LED / SUPERLED / SUPERLED +
Our OLED panel works in both 2D and 3D (the 3D effect is achieved through FPR technology, which we wrote about earlier )
Also, our panel implements our software development TRIPLE XD Engine - a software solution (chipset) - an algorithm that optimizes panel color reproduction, contrast control and default settings for content types.
The TV is not a concept and we expect to sell about 250,000 OLED panels in 2012.
We are one step closer to Star Trek ;-)
- Contrast 1,000, 000: 1
- Crazy response speed (> 1000 times faster than LCD / LED response times)
- 55 inches in a 4 mm case and weighing only 7.5 kg
Let's start with photos:
UTP1. Thin, thinner, thinnest. To more clearly compare with the pen:
')
UTP2. Bright:
UTP2. Attractive. These girls did not want to move away from the TV:
USP3. Color rendition, which easily “beat” the best LED / AMOLED displays:
USTP3.1. Color rendition 2:
* Of course, static photos in low resolution do not convey all the charm of the picture, but what can you do.
If we talk about the technical part.
OLED vs. LED / SUPERLED / SUPERLED +
- OLED has smaller dimensions and weight (which we easily confirm
- OLED does not need extra backlight, which allows you to get a picture that is incomparable in contrast, the contrast ratio of OLED panels is up to 50 times higher than that of LED panels
- OLED lacks such a parameter as viewing angle - the image is visible without loss of quality from any angle
- OLED has an instant response (up to 150 times higher than that of LED) - in fact, the total lack of inertia of the screen, which allows you to get a very realistic picture in the most dynamic films
- OLED has better color rendering (due to high contrast and instant response)
- the ability to create flexible screens
- OLED has a wider operating temperature range (−40 to +70 ° C)
Our OLED panel works in both 2D and 3D (the 3D effect is achieved through FPR technology, which we wrote about earlier )
Also, our panel implements our software development TRIPLE XD Engine - a software solution (chipset) - an algorithm that optimizes panel color reproduction, contrast control and default settings for content types.
The TV is not a concept and we expect to sell about 250,000 OLED panels in 2012.
We are one step closer to Star Trek ;-)
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/136493/
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