what 46" Lcd/Plasma hd Tv would you buy,for its money?

[Turok]

Hello!
today,Sony,has realeased his first oled screen!


picture looks real amazing all net sources says..

but price whould be very high!
in a couple of years,the screens are so thin and light,that you can take it everywhere in your poket

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what is the price of this new oled how the technical system behind works?
sounds is saving more energy,then all other technical solutions before!


but i dont have more details yet!

 

[divibi]

what is the price of this new oled how the technical system behind works?
sounds is saving more energy,then all other technical solutions before!

Hi ,

The price is about 3,500 Euros in the UK; 100% more expensive than it was priced in America at launch almost 2 years ago.
There is no backlight, so you get perfect uniformity like on plasma, but the fill-in sharpness better than on LCD with a still picture. You get perfect contrast (infinite contrast! Because it has the most inky black colour rendition - absolute zero light escapes.) +the most vivid colours that you've never seen before! Motion is perfect !!! because they made it less than 100% duty cycle, that means it flickers the tiniest bit, hence NO motion blur at all ! I viewed demo material a few times in Harrod's department store. It's simply unreal. To be honest and I know it sounds sick- the picture is more beautiful than reality!
Oh, and that 11 incher only draws 20W of energy, if I remember correctly !!!

 

[LAURO2008]

Oh, and that 11 incher only draws 20W of energy, if I remember correctly !!!

Hi divibi

My English is not so good so what do you mean by that? Do they consume more energy than plasma? or the other way around?

Thanks;)

 

[Turok]

Hello!
nwer modells,has like a engery save mode,called eco mode to save engergy!

older models,around 1 year of age and older,dont have this !

 

[divibi]

Do they consume more energy than plasma? or the other way around?

Hi,

I read that Sony 11" OLED tv consumes 20 W of energy. It's as much as a 20W lightbulb. I read that in a gadget magazine called "T3", or "Stuff" a few weeks ago, can't remember which one. I don't know about inch for inch comparison to plasma. I only repeat what I read in that magazine's review.

 

[Turok]

Ambi Light from Philphs,ist the most power taking tv system ,many many backlamps (backlightsystem)are used,to bright up the room,during sunrise in movie etc!
how about the standby mode,sky makes always advertingsing on the guest channel,when all would swtich there skybox of instead of standby,power coasts what a complete city needs,could be saved

 

[divibi]

,when all would swtich there skybox of instead of standby,power coasts what a complete city needs,could be saved

Hi,

Big news last week was that Samsung is seriously considering manufacturing TMOS tv's. A 50 inch TMOS tv will only be using 10% of energy a 50 inch LCD tv uses !!! And TMOS is much cheaper to make than LCD - so I read.

 

[Turok]

Hi
for what stands tmos?
never heard about it!

 

[umut]

TMOS:Time Multiplexed Optical Shutter
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[astral69]

I have been researching for an upgrade as well.

Plasma units use considerably more power than LCD.
This an important consideration for me as I run my AV setup off a UPS
to cover frequent power failures.