Advancements in technology have given us better, brighter picture quality when watching our favourite movies, television shows, and sporting events at home in our living rooms. Television screen sizes have gotten bigger and the picture quality with OLED televisions has gotten so good that you can barely see any pixels no matter how close you like to sit.
OLED TV, or Organic Light-Emitting Diode televisions, first appeared on the market in 2013 and OLED screens have been used in smartphones for a few years. However, improvements in the production of OLED TVs has led to some incredible offerings from Philips OLED, Samsung QLED, and LG OLED. And, with OLED televisions at their lowest prices ever, now is the best time to buy.
What Makes OLED Displays Different?
So, just what is it that makes OLED displays different than LCD and LEDs? OLED TV’s contain a thin carbon-based film that is sandwiched between two conductors. When electricity passes through it, it emits light. Because each pixel emits its own light and there’s no backlighting necessary. That means better picture quality, and an eco-friendlier TV.
Better Picture Quality
Let’s take a look at the picture quality of OLED TV’s. Because every pixel emits its own light, there aren’t any dark pixels still being lit from behind that you normally see with traditional display technologies. OLED pixels can remain completely dark, emitting no light, which creates blacks on your screen that are much deeper and truer to colour. Traditional tv displays rely on red, green, and blue light to create images, while OLEDs add an additional white light to create even more colours. Images become richer, more varied, and truer to real life. When OLED is combined with HDR, or High Dynamic Range, such as with the new Philips OLED, Samsung QLED, and LG OLED tv’s, the resulting images are out of this world.
Efficient And Eco-Friendly
Since pixels in OLED TV’s can remain completely dark, they use very little energy. By using less energy, Philips OLED, Samsung QLED, and LG OLED tv’s are more environmentally friendly than their backlit counterparts.
Ultra-Thin, Light, And Flexible
The new Philips OLED, Samsung QLED, and LG OLED tv’s raise television design to a new level. Many OLED TV available on the market today are less than 3 mm thick and displays less than 1 mm have already been showcased by manufacturers. This could lead to flexible tv screens that can be rolled up when not in use or mounted just about anywhere.
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