CES - 2022

[L-Dog]

Not sure if anyone is following CES 2022 but there seems to be a few really cool products. I am most excited for the Asus G14 although not sure how the AMD will be compared to last years Nvidia range although the power limit of 105W looks good

The Verge Awards at CES 2022: the best stuff we saw

Big monitors, QD OLED TVs, and E Ink cars, oh my

www.theverge.com

 

[L-Dog]

 

[Mirai]

So Sony has a new Samsung based OLED panel and LG has a new OLED panel.

So which OLED is better then?

For some reason Sony also gets hyped up. I think it's just brand prestige like with Apple.

Personally I think this. Your mind adapts. As you use something, you get used to it. So even a super duper new OLED will look like your old screen soon enough. Unless you put them side by side, or one is really terrible, you won't see a difference.

 

[RonSwanson]

Chevy Equinox, due 2023 @ $30,000. We will see, if true then EVs are starting to become a little more affordable.

 

[L-Dog]

So Sony has a new Samsung based OLED panel and LG has a new OLED panel.

So which OLED is better then?

For some reason Sony also gets hyped up. I think it's just brand prestige like with Apple.

Personally I think this. Your mind adapts. As you use something, you get used to it. So even a super duper new OLED will look like your old screen soon enough. Unless you put them side by side, or one is really terrible, you won't see a difference.

agreed best bet is to buy last years model at a great price still massive upgrade and 99% of people wont be able to tell the difference

 

[Mirai]

agreed best bet is to buy last years model at a great price still massive upgrade and 99% of people wont be able to tell the difference

Maybe. We're so over big screen TV and HT. Everyone uses a PC/Mac/iPad here.

 

[Barbarian Conan]

So Sony has a new Samsung based OLED panel and LG has a new OLED panel.

So which OLED is better then?

For some reason Sony also gets hyped up. I think it's just brand prestige like with Apple.

Personally I think this. Your mind adapts. As you use something, you get used to it. So even a super duper new OLED will look like your old screen soon enough. Unless you put them side by side, or one is really terrible, you won't see a difference.

This (Samsung sponsored) LTT video makes the Samsung OLED seem leaps and bounds ahead of the existing LG stuff: