OLED Panels

[EMENCII]

Hello everyone,

I was wondering about how OLED panels compare against the latest progresses that ASUS, Acer and the others made with the IPS technology. What about the colors? For what I know OLED displays have no rivals, even among IPS monitors, is it true? What about latencies, framerates and resolutions?

Finally, the last question, what about the prices? What products is it worth to consider buying? No one (mainly talking about Linus) ever considered them much, apart from the 65" TV... Anywhere where I can find more info?

Thank you,

EMENCII

[ShadowCaptain]

OLED basically blows everything else out of the water, there are 120hz displays, it has better colour, better blacks, better viewing angles better everything

 

Costs are high though, and OLED monitors are not common

[Glenwing]

1 hour ago, EMENCII said:

Hello everyone,

I was wondering about how OLED panels compare against the latest progresses that ASUS, Acer and the others made with the IPS technology. What about the colors? For what I know OLED displays have no rivals, even among IPS monitors, is it true? What about latencies, framerates and resolutions?

Finally, the last question, what about the prices? What products is it worth to consider buying? No one (mainly talking about Linus) ever considered them much, apart from the 65" TV... Anywhere where I can find more info?

Thank you,

EMENCII

OLED displays have inherently infinite contrast ratio and wide color gamut, better than any IPS panel. The response time is instantaneous so refresh rates can be as high as the manufacturer wants (limited by display controller and interface). Latency will be different for every monitor, as it is not a property of the display panel. Latency is determined by the display controller.

[EMENCII]

On 4/2/2016 at 7:05 PM, Glenwing said:

OLED displays have inherently infinite contrast ratio and wide color gamut, better than any IPS panel. The response time is instantaneous so refresh rates can be as high as the manufacturer wants (limited by display controller and interface). Latency will be different for every monitor, as it is not a property of the display panel. Latency is determined by the display controller.

Where can I find more info about this? Thank you for your answer, was very interesting

[Metro]

What is going to replace OLED later on?

[EMENCII]

27 minutes ago, Metro said:

What is going to replace OLED later on?

I don't think there is quite yet a better solution than OLEDs... They seem basically perfect, apart from the high cost

[Metro]

51 minutes ago, EMENCII said:

I don't think there is quite yet a better solution than OLEDs... They seem basically perfect, apart from the high cost

 

Someone must be making something better

[EMENCII]

1 minute ago, Metro said:

 

Someone must be making something better

And no one says anything yet because it's not ready yet, most probably... Will have to wait  Im thrilled too tho