LG to Unveil Slimmest OLED TV Ever, at IFA

[exfileme]

It's the world's thinnest OLED TV.

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[screechy]

Guess I'll sell my soul to lg so I can afford this. I just hope it's enough. All kidding aside I'm glad to finaly see this technology come to bigger screens.

 

[akarra]

Now if only I could get my wife to be thin....

 

[N.Broekhuijsen]

600 HZ????? that is just lunatic!!!

It must be a typo, can't be anything else..

 

[distanted]

I need 5 of these to build my little fort of happiness...

 

[Omniblivion]

This would definitely be a "my hardware brings all the boys to the yard" purchase. Otherwise, probably better off investing elsewhere.

 

[winner4455]

[citation][nom]xbeater[/nom]600 HZ????? that is just lunatic!!!It must be a typo, can't be anything else..[/citation]

It's not a typo

 

[thechief73]

Wow, what a beauty! but the price may be a killer. Glad to see that TV's are still moving forward at a fast pace. Remember to adopt early so its cheaper for me later =)

 

[makotech222]

is that true refresh rate? or through interpolation like the other ones do it...? as in, if i connect my pc to it, would it be really smooth at 600hz?

 

[bv90andy]

Aren't they going to break too easy? like when you try to clean them they just crack or something?


they are just too cool

 

[proxy711]

good to see the price for OLEDs are dropping. wasn't it a few years ago when a 10" was like $10,000?

 

[Travis Beane]

Now that's just full of awesome sauce.
Though, I must ask, what's its static contrast, colour gamut, response time, light output, power use, life expectancy etc. You know, all those standard goodies.

 

[processthis]

This looks expensive. I mean, REALLY expensive. Definitely cool though!

 

[Mud_pie]

I would probably cut myself with the edges when trying to carry it.

 

[adamboy64]

Whoa, OLED's still happening? Cool, cool.
No matter how excellent the picture is, the size is probably a bit too small for me. But good news to hear nonetheless. 0.29cm thick is pretty crazy.

 

[pharge]

[citation][nom]xbeater[/nom]600 HZ????? that is just lunatic!!!It must be a typo, can't be anything else..[/citation]

Its LED. There is no moving crystal involved. It can go way much faster just like the difference between the regular hard drives and SSD.

 

[j3ff86]

More vaporware from LG, like the EL9500 15" OLED before it that was never released in the US.

 

[the associate]

I can't wait til this is mainstream and they make pc screens out of this stuff.

 

[irish_adam]

[citation][nom]bv90andy[/nom]Aren't they going to break too easy? like when you try to clean them they just crack or something? they are just too cool[/citation]

have you not seen teh youtube vid of teh guy bitting an OLED screen with a hammer? the stuff is like bendy plastic, they are hard to break as theres no glass needed

 

[ronch79]

This is cool. But seriously, this race towards microscopic screen thickness (or thinness) is pointless. Two things: 1. Is it durable? 2. Does it matter how thin your LCD is when you're watching it? Sure, it's cool for the first few hours, but after that, what? Meanwhile, you're spending a few hundred bucks more on your installment payments, every month, for a year, to pay for it.