As pointed out by Praneeth, LED TVs currently available in the market are just LED lit LCD TVs. While some advanced products have modulated LED arrays behind the LCD panel to enhance the black levels and contrast, regular LEDs commonly available and accessible to majority of consumers are just a marketing phenomenon than a technological leap.
The real revolution in display technology is just a few years away and we can already see many flagship products showcased in CES and other events. Yes, your guessed it right, its the OLED technology.
OLED technology has many advantages compared to current ones.
1. Paper thin displays
2. Flexible Panels
3. Ultra low power consumption
4. Better color reproduction and contrast.
Its similar to Plasma display in that its self luminescent and can reproduce deep blacks with out a hitch.
They are commonly seen in high-end smartphones for now but are slowly making their way into the living room.
The real revolution in display technology is just a few years away and we can already see many flagship products showcased in CES and other events. Yes, your guessed it right, its the OLED technology.
OLED technology has many advantages compared to current ones.
1. Paper thin displays
2. Flexible Panels
3. Ultra low power consumption
4. Better color reproduction and contrast.
Its similar to Plasma display in that its self luminescent and can reproduce deep blacks with out a hitch.
They are commonly seen in high-end smartphones for now but are slowly making their way into the living room.
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OLED Technology is really exciting. But will this technology ever become affordable and durable? As of date OLED panels are very sensitive to moisture. Moreover the blue light emitting elements of the display last less than 20,000 hours, there by limiting the useful lifespan of the panel.
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Well OLEDs are here, but they are insanely expensive at this time. They are great display panels in many respects. They have their limitations though. As mass production brings their prices down, it would be interesting to see the war of the different display panels.
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