Seems like Sony doesnt completely suck

http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/08/s...nch-oled-hdtv/

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Some people need bigger and better LCDs, but we're just fine with the 27-inch prototype Sony mentioned during its press conference yesterday. With a contrast ratio of greater than 1,000,000:1 (not a misprint) to go with its 1080p resolution, and >100% NTSC color reproduction, we'll take this Organic LED great looks in a small package any day. We promised to hunt it down on the show floor and so we did, finding it hiding amongst a rookery of 11-inch displays. Take a look at the gallery for a few more shots of this HDTV and hope it hits shelves someday.

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https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/...2007/04/84.jpg

http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.en...sony-oled2.jpg

Whoa.

TVs are about one of the few things Sony doesn't horribly fail at.

nice..

thats just sick...

Sign me up for one, will be my first Sony product since my Walkman! haha

Will this be the first OLED monitor to hit the market?

wow even the pictures of the screen look incredible, i want to see what it's like in reality.

Whoa! I wonder how much.:)

you may not even see this kind of TV in the stores until at least 2008.

Yeah low-res images are impressive.

Anandtech says the 27" monitor is around 10mm thick.

an 11" version of the monitor is only 3mm thick

Nice. 1080p means it has 1920x1080 resolution or like other LCD widescreen monitors 1920x1200?

That doesnt make up for all the crap Sony has dished out lately, Mem stick? AACS? Blu-ray? PS3? Charging on average 40% more for their products just because they are Sony....pffft, they can keep their OLEDs cause Benq, ViewSonic and Dell will have the same models out for a lot less in no time :)

Very beautiful indeed. OED even beats SED in contrast ratio (100,000:1 vs 1,000,000:1). I can't hardly wait another decade so I can afford one!

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Originally Posted by Zvi

Nice. 1080p means it has 1920x1080 resolution or like other LCD widescreen monitors 1920x1200?

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1920x1080.

That's weird. Pixels will be bigger than on my 24" Dell then?

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Originally Posted by Zvi

That's weird. Pixels will be bigger than on my 24" Dell then?

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Yeah. It's just like any other 1080p TV.

1920x1080 is a VESA resolution though, so there are no weird issues with supporting it like there are with the various 1366x768 resolutions.

tube and plasma TV's have a contrast ratio of infinity:1. and DLP, while not having any 100% black pixels, still looks damn good.

in short- who cares. OLED tv's (if they see mass production) will be super-expensive.

typical of sony to pick the most expensive route to accomplish a goal.