Has your $2,500
XEL-1 display already started to show a case of the
dimming blues? If so, and if you can go without seeing Cookie Monster in his natural hue for a few more months, you may have another OLED replacement option after this summer. LG is indicating it will begin producing a 15-inch panel in June of this year. No word on whether it'll match the Sony's 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio, but it
will offer a higher resolution of 1,366 x 768, and LG is pledging a 30,000 hour shelf life. We'll see about that.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
L @ Jan 7th 2009 5:48PM
Can't wait to see these displays become available in notebooks...
Patriks7 @ Jan 7th 2009 6:05PM
I'm afraid this will make them in the "too expensive" section..
Oli D @ Jan 7th 2009 6:00PM
1m:1 just made me literally gasp.
Tohe @ Jan 7th 2009 6:02PM
This things are probably worse than my boyfriend! I bet you hang a mirror in front of them and they would stare at themselves for hours and hours (30,000 in this case).
boe @ Jan 7th 2009 6:24PM
That is good news if it is attached to a sub 3lb laptop otherwise I'm not sure if it really is of any use to people who are used to 20-30" computer screens and 50-65" TV screens.
Jack @ Jan 7th 2009 7:15PM
Isn't shelf life what you use when something is sitting in the box unused?
Matt @ Jan 7th 2009 7:19PM
Well LG pretty much ensured these babies will not leave the shelves for at least 3 years...
jack @ Jan 7th 2009 11:19PM
imagine every wall in your house being wallpapered with this stuff in one, solid sheet. it makes me sad, because i know it will probably always be too expensive, one can dream though.