LG Display Introduces World's First 48-inch Bendable Cinematic Sound OLED display
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tunejunky
while this model is a neat gimmick, the Big Picture for gamers is that apparently they've eliminated burn-in... which should trickle down to the 27- 40" monitor market. that would be essentially in the same price range as the ROG Swift or Acer Predator
metagamer
tunejunky
TheSissyOfFremont
Sub 40 inch OLED tv's and 27-32" OLED monitors that don't flex at all is what I'm excited by.
metagamer
itpro
OLED is trash. QLED is superior. I got my first green pixels burned because I watch too much soccer every weekend. It couldn't handle so much green those leds. Pathetic. Only a year of smooth operation with moderate usage.
JamesSneed
Loobyluggs
itpro
RavenMaster
That's a pretty neat concept. I hope they do something to counter the glare/reflections which glossy OLED screens produce though. Asus seem to produce the best anti-glare panels so far. Maybe they should colaborate.
TheSissyOfFremont
waltc3
Gosh, every time I look at my gorgeous 55" 4K television I am seized with a compulsion to bend it...[not.]....;) "Ah, if only I could bend and warp the pretty TV! What fun!". However, I think I'll pass... Hey, maybe you could bend it in convex fashion to get that exotic, warped, fish-eye look of the old CRT TVs! Huzzah.
Agonist
Who the hell plays games like that in a sim setup ROFL. These marketing gimmicks.
JamesSneed
Mda400
itpro
RavenMaster
Undying
This is amazing. It will actually solve all flat vs curved display arguments.
KissSh0t
If the technology can be shrunk, something like this for handheld consoles and telephones would be pretty interesting.
Mda400