Netyaroze said:
Zappykins said: Ha ha, way to spin a cheap solution as a 'feature.' They could have used better LED's, but that cost more. The sad thing is many of the general public will actually fall for it as an 'improvement.' Ah, marketing - convincing people stuff is magically better than other stuff, 2nd oldest profession in the world. |
Its an improvment (Over LCD/LED). It gives you an almost OLED like color range with LCD/LED technology. While not superior to OLED its better than whats currently here.
But I guess it will be obsolete once Samsung/LG release mass market OLED TVs.
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How would you say it compares to the company that double the number of green pixels? I think Sharp does that.
My point is if you use 'whiter' LED's you don't need a filter.
And yes, probably Samsun or someone will start making more affordible OLEDs and it will not matter.