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"affordable" 

 

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Looks cool, but for that price you can get 4K.

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It's stupid though because OLED burns in like plasma...

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>3500USD
>Affordable

>55" 1080p OLED

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It's stupid though because OLED burns in like plasma...

i cant find any up to date info about burn ins or how long OLED's blues live for

the only thing i can find is an article from 2011

 

i have owned a phone with  AMOLED  from 2009 and burn in issue was big

but when i got my galaxy S2 - burn in was never noticeable

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>3500USD

>Affordable

>55" 1080p OLED

>3500USD

>Affordable

>55" 1080p OLED

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LG = No Thanks.

 

Not since they turned off the smart in start TV's if you decline the Terms of Service.

 

I concur LG while they may make affordable products they lack quite too often in the QC. I'd be more satisfied if this were a Samsung offering. 

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LG = No Thanks.

 

Not since they turned off the smart in start TV's if you decline the Terms of Service.

 

Source: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140511/17430627199/lg-will-take-smart-out-your-smart-tv-if-you-dont-agree-to-share-your-viewing-search-data-with-third-parties.shtml

yeah im pretty much ignoring everything LG

their terms of service even on their phones are too stalkery

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you can get their 4k tv for half the price 

yeah .... this is OLED

its like saying

1440p IPS panel for 800$ !

you can get a 4k TN panel for much  LESS !!!

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i cant find any up to date info about burn ins or how long OLED's blues live for

the only thing i can find is an article from 2011

 

i have owned a phone with  AMOLED  from 2009 and burn in issue was big

but when i got my galaxy S2 - burn in was never noticeable

It's still an issue. It has gotten better, but the main reason why it isn't that noticeable on most phones is because they are turned off like 90% of the time. TVs are on for far longer periods of time, and I am willing to bet that if you're a heavy TV watcher, and your favorite channel has a static logo that's displayed at all time, then your fancy 3500 dollar TV will permanently have the Hustler HD 3D logo etched into the top right corner.

Either that or your hilarious mate that is house watching for you while you're on a 2 week holiday will think it's super funny to let the TV display a static image of gay porno 24/7 for those weeks.

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Affordable to me would be $~1500

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OLED 1080P over 4K not OLED for me honestly.

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yeah .... this is OLED

its like saying

1440p IPS panel for 800$ !

you can get a 4k TN panel for much  LESS !!!

I'd much rather get a 1440p IPS monitor over a 4K TN, though... viewing angles on TN panels is complete ass.  :ph34r:

 

 

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yeah .... this is OLED

its like saying

1440p IPS panel for 800$ !

you can get a 4k TN panel for much  LESS !!!

Um, ASUS has one for about $600. Anything 16:9 is cheaper than 16:10 at the same screen size. Mind you it's only 25" but they do have one. I passed by it when looking for my Dad's replacement monitor, but he could only fit 24", so we went with 1920x1200.

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>3500USD

>Affordable

>55" 1080p OLED

 

Really? Going to the effort of even making the text green? Wow...

 

pls keep my 4chan and LTT separate.

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Wouldn't this just get burn in within a few years? seems like a waste.

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Why would you buy a $3500 1080p TV in 2014? Just get a 4K TV...

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Um, ASUS has one for about $600. Anything 16:9 is cheaper than 16:10 at the same screen size. Mind you it's only 25" but they do have one. I passed by it when looking for my Dad's replacement monitor, but he could only fit 24", so we went with 1920x1200.

why are u bring up 16:10 ?

1440p is 16:9

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$3500 is still pricey, but it is somewhat in a reasonable price for 55". True that you can get 4K for the same price, but if I have to choose between an OLED tv with rich color depth vs 4K tv, I pick oled tv

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1080p........

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why are u bring up 16:10 ?

1440p is 16:9

I'm saying that because 16:9 panels are cheaper to make, and a comparably sized 16:10 IPS panels should cost more than the 1440p panel. Ergo, if The PA248Q is only $300, no way in Hell is the nearest 1440p IPS monitor costing more than $700. There's no justifying that cost, and ASUS has a cheaper one as I said.

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I'm saying that because 16:9 panels are cheaper to make, and a comparably sized 16:10 IPS panels should cost more than the 1440p panel. Ergo, if The PA248Q is only $300, no way in Hell is the nearest 1440p IPS monitor costing more than $700. There's no justifying that cost, and ASUS has a cheaper one as I said.

Dude relax, he was using it as an example, not as an absolute fact on the pricing.

 

Anyway my take is this: OLED is visually superior to LCD. Just like Plasma is similarly superior to LCD. Also, Burn-in hasn't been an issue with plasma for like, what, half a decade? Anyone who still thinks Plasma TV's have burn-in issues has never used a modern Plasma TV. They have integrated protection mechanisms that prevent burn-in and they've had them for 5+ years.

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