Micro LED! OLED killer?

[FinalTidus]

I have read all about this new technology and how it will compete or even replace oled.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/microled-vs-oled-specs-features-explained/

How do u guys feel?

 

[wacko]

competition can only be good for consumers. competition should result in better products, more choices, and lower prices.

 

[creative_vitamin]

Where is the source? The leading should still be oled?

 

[cscs3]

I have read all about this new technology and how it will compete or even replace oled.

How do u guys feel?

If still something in the lab. It will takes a few years before it can be mesh production. Remember how much is OLED TV cost 5 years back?

 

[yusoffb01]

The downside to OLED? Because they are made with organic compounds, they are expensive to make, somewhat limited in brightness, and can suffer burn-in under the most excruciating viewing scenarios.

The exciting thing about MicroLED is that it is also an emissive display, but unlike OLED, it doesn’t rely on organic compounds to make light. In theory, MicroLED should offer perfect blacks, excellent color, and near-perfect off-angle viewing, just like OLED, but they should also be even brighter, very slim, immune to burn-in, and, ultimately, less expensive to make than OLED.

 

[FinalTidus]

The downside to OLED? Because they are made with organic compounds, they are expensive to make, somewhat limited in brightness, and can suffer burn-in under the most excruciating viewing scenarios.

The exciting thing about MicroLED is that it is also an emissive display, but unlike OLED, it doesn’t rely on organic compounds to make light. In theory, MicroLED should offer perfect blacks, excellent color, and near-perfect off-angle viewing, just like OLED, but they should also be even brighter, very slim, immune to burn-in, and, ultimately, less expensive to make than OLED.

Yup...

I have a feeling oled might go into the way of plasma if micro led gains mainstream and costs go down to manufacture.

 

[wacko]

Yup...

I have a feeling oled might go into the way of plasma if micro led gains mainstream and costs go down to manufacture.

every technology will eventually be replaced by something better, and it's not limited to OLED. not really sure what is the point you are trying to make that is specific to OLED.

 

[reno77]

So basically, inorganic oled .
Also I feel good that technology is advancing...

 

[Nakedtoes]

Competition is good.. hope they can come out soon

 

[Arandalo]

mLED (micro LED) > QLED > OLED

my 2 cents

 

[TNG]

mLED (micro LED) > QLED > OLED

my 2 cents

IMHO ... i wouldn't even put it that way.

I wouldn't even put QLED is better than OLED ...

Then again to each his own ... it'll reopen up the debate again on QLED vs OLED ... LOL

 

[FinalTidus]

Micro LED looks very promising as an OLED and LED replacement.

 

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now the problem is how to pick the LEDs from the wafer to the substrate....

still no machine can do this.

 

[reno77]

Samsung to start shipping microled TVs from next year.. http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/news/2018/07/21/0200000000AEN20180721002800320.html

 

[cscs3]

Yes. But guess it will takes sometimes become popular and most important, price.

As always, best technology doea not always best for consumer.

 

[Panerai88]

Definitely yes, Samsung is always leader, LG is second rate.

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[congster2]

Definitely yes, Samsung is always leader, LG is second rate.

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Huh. LG beat Samsung to oled leh.

 

[FinalTidus]

Huh. LG beat Samsung to oled leh.

Technically Samsung did not lose to LG in OLED. It was just a business decision for Samsung not to invest and produce large TV size OLED due to some strategic decisions that they were not willing to risk.

Their AMOLED mobile screen division is still doing very well.

 

[cscs3]

Huh. LG beat Samsung to oled leh.

LG also has Micro LED TV to be launched soon. OLED TV will be history just like Plasma.

 

[cscs3]

Technically Samsung did not lose to LG in OLED. It was just a business decision for Samsung not to invest and produce large TV size OLED due to some strategic decisions that they were not willing to risk.

Their AMOLED mobile screen division is still doing very well.

Think he is referring to markey share in term of high end TV product.
Yes in 2017. But 2018 is yet to see as the 2nd generation of QLED seem greaty improved from previous version. Also by this time, 1st gen OLED users may started to notice the burn in effect of OLED. This is why LG releasing the OLED panel (Philips, Panasonic, Sony) to other brand to widen the market share of OLED.

Who will be the final winer is yet to say.