LCD TVs still blowing OLED out of the water

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Long live the LCD TV

While OLED technology has become more mainstream in the past few years, recent sales trends and forecasts for the next few years show that LCD TVs will be around for a long time yet.

Liquid crystal display (LCD) TVs have existed since 1982 but only gained real traction in the early 2000s due to rapidly declining prices.
 
Once you use a QD-OLED, you will not want to use any other sort of monitor. I got myself a used Alienware AW 32" 4K monitor for cheap-ish and never regret it.

Only thing I had to do was update the Firmware.
 
Whatever is cheaper will dominate. At the moment you can only wish of an OLED TV below R15k, same with OLED PC monitors under R15k.

I paid R12k for a 65" Samsung 4K TV and R12.5k for a 32 inch 4K/144 IPS monitor, will take years for OLED to get close to that price.
 
UB40 said:
Is AI and ChatGPT writing articles nowadays?
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MartinGB has developed new in-house AI that is call MyAI. (Why do you think we had to answer so many polls and questionnaires for the last few years or so from Martin? No co-incidence. He was getting and feeding info into their AI.).

It can now write 2 conflicting articles in the same day and make people believe both.
 
OLED will only gain traction when they really solve the burn in problem. My Hisense LED I can keep paused for hours and within 10 minutes the ghost picture disappears. Samsung phone has 3 icons on the bottom from the people who kept the screen on the whole time.
 
Aghori said:
Once you use a QD-OLED, you will not want to use any other sort of monitor. I got myself a used Alienware AW 32" 4K monitor for cheap-ish and never regret it.

Only thing I had to do was update the Firmware.
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Alienware noggal. o_O Check out this larnie.
 
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