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The panels come with a brightness level ranging from 0.0005 to 600 nits, being OLED a dynamic contrast ratio of 120,000:1. The display provides a spectrum of 3.4 million colors (double that of similarly sized LCD panels), which allows for more life-like images, with colors meeting the DCI (Digital Cinema Initiatives)-P3 standard, the specification best suited for video streaming.
The 15.6-inch UHD panel has been also designed to keep the complete DCI-P3 color gamut fully intact while emitting significantly less blue wavelengths that can potentially be harmful to the eye. The panel comes with a 1.7 times higher color volume compared to LCDs of similar size, which improves the clarity of outside viewing while also reducing imagery degradation outdoors. In addition, the display’s slimmer and lighter design maximizes the mobility of an OLED-display notebook over one with an LCD. Samsung Display emphasized that its 15.6-inch UHD OLED panel meets the latest DisplayHDR True Black specification released by VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association). With black color that is a hundred times richer than the previous HDR standard, Samsung Display’s newest panel brings a very significant enhancement to HDR, in depicting high-contrast almost as well as the human eye. Samsung Display has led the display market for smartphones by enabling the use of OLED technologies such as edge-design, full-screen and flexible panels.
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#5630536 Posted on: 01/23/2019 09:42 AM
i know it's probably not relevant, but I can't help but wonder about the response times.
i know it's probably not relevant, but I can't help but wonder about the response times.
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#5630539 Posted on: 01/23/2019 09:50 AM
Display looks good but right now non of the mobile gpu's can't run 4K.
Display looks good but right now non of the mobile gpu's can't run 4K.
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#5630541 Posted on: 01/23/2019 09:53 AM
Doubt it Samsung makes their own panels.
Did they buy those panels from LG, I wonder?
Doubt it Samsung makes their own panels.
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#5630542 Posted on: 01/23/2019 09:54 AM
I think OLEDs are amazing at response times. In the < 1 ms range. But I don't know for sure about these.
i know it's probably not relevant, but I can't help but wonder about the response times.
I think OLEDs are amazing at response times. In the < 1 ms range. But I don't know for sure about these.
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#5630543 Posted on: 01/23/2019 09:59 AM
Have fun watching the task bar burn into the screen.
Have fun watching the task bar burn into the screen.
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#5630566 Posted on: 01/23/2019 11:38 AM
Probably AU Optronics.
Doubt it Samsung makes their own panels.
Probably AU Optronics.
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#5630579 Posted on: 01/23/2019 12:39 PM
So you are saying that mobile gpus can run it?
Display looks good but right now non of the mobile gpu's can't run 4K.
So you are saying that mobile gpus can run it?
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#5630600 Posted on: 01/23/2019 01:35 PM
Shorter response time doesn't reduce the motion blur because you see https://www.blurbusters.com/faq/oled-motion-blur/
But yes lower persistence time can decrease the motion blur.
I think OLEDs are amazing at response times. In the < 1 ms range. But I don't know for sure about these.
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Shorter response time doesn't reduce the motion blur because you see https://www.blurbusters.com/faq/oled-motion-blur/
But yes lower persistence time can decrease the motion blur.
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#5630601 Posted on: 01/23/2019 01:35 PM
Yeah... I wonder if that's something they can really solve or if it will always be the achilles heel of OLED panels.
Also something that kind of bothers me, I do realize Windows 10 can handle high resolutions much better than 7, but 4k on a 15.6 inches panel seems a bit too much to me.
Have fun watching the task bar burn into the screen.
Yeah... I wonder if that's something they can really solve or if it will always be the achilles heel of OLED panels.
Also something that kind of bothers me, I do realize Windows 10 can handle high resolutions much better than 7, but 4k on a 15.6 inches panel seems a bit too much to me.
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#5630685 Posted on: 01/23/2019 05:14 PM
I said dat mobile gpu’s are not good enough to handle 4K.
For your better understanding.
So you are saying that mobile gpus can run it?
I said dat mobile gpu’s are not good enough to handle 4K.
For your better understanding.
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#5630743 Posted on: 01/23/2019 07:19 PM
Nice, Samsung should just release RGB OLED UHD displays for their TV's already.
LG panels aren't all that great honestly from what I see, hear and read, so I would get a Samsung RGB OLED over any LG's white pixel filter nonsense anyday. :p
Nice, Samsung should just release RGB OLED UHD displays for their TV's already.
LG panels aren't all that great honestly from what I see, hear and read, so I would get a Samsung RGB OLED over any LG's white pixel filter nonsense anyday. :p
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#5631060 Posted on: 01/24/2019 03:00 PM
I'm a bit surprised how long it's taking for laptops to get OLEDs. I understand OLEDs still aren't really good enough for long-term use, but they sure make ultrabooks just a bit more "ultra".
I'm a bit surprised how long it's taking for laptops to get OLEDs. I understand OLEDs still aren't really good enough for long-term use, but they sure make ultrabooks just a bit more "ultra".
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#5631515 Posted on: 01/25/2019 03:27 PM
I said dat mobile gpu’s are not good enough to handle 4K.
For your better understanding.
I understood perfectly your double negative which meant just how I stated it.
I said dat mobile gpu’s are not good enough to handle 4K.
For your better understanding.
I understood perfectly your double negative which meant just how I stated it.
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Did they buy those panels from LG, I wonder?