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If you’ve ever wanted to see a flatscreen TV’s innards and how all its gizzards fit into the TV’s supermodel-thin body—but you’ve never had the guts to do it yourself—Samsung has dissected it for you. With a LCD flat panel from its 6000 series, Samsung reveals, layer by layer, everything from its LED backlight—which is actually lit up from the sides of the panel—all the way to the front bezel. The gallery can be seen at the Samsung Experience Read more… »
8 Mar
Recently at a show in Tokyo a Philips were showing off some transparent OLED displays. The screens were capable of letting about 70% - 75% light through when switched off.
The idea is great as it could turn any window in to a display. OLED’s tend to be very thin due to no backlight being needed as each individual pixel can be lit up a different colour with it’s own light source. Unfortunately there are no details on how the transparency is achieved but it Read more… »
18 Jan
Samsung have created a couple of fantastic LCD monitors, one of which is a wireless USB display. Another feature about these two monitors is that they sit at desk level rather then on a stand allowing for a screen to be inline with your laptop rather then a few inches above.
The two screens were on show at CES 2009. They are numbered the LD220 and the LD190X. Each monitor runs in a 16:9 aspect ratio (wide screen) and both are HD too with the LD190X (19″) being capable of Read more… »
15 Nov
Samsung have created a super bright outdoor LCD digital display. The screen measures 70 inches diagonal and is currently the brightest panel in the world to be mass produced.
The panel is rated at 2000nit while the next brightest is at 1500nit. This makes it one third brighter then it’s followers. Having such a brightness about it allows it to be used in the toughest of conditions outside in a whole range of lighting conditions.
The Samsung DID panel has the capability of being adjusted so that when conditions get darker outside then Read more… »
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