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A new era in TV is about to be unveiled and I for one can't wait.

http://www.samsung.com/uk/ces/?s_kwcid= ... 04010026:s

Maybe they've invented double oled with even more organicness .
Maybe quantum dots just went sub quantum or something entirely new.
This could be the most important announcement of the new millennium.

Let the speculation and wonder commence.

Smellovision.

QLED

Is it now 15 years since Peter first started going on about OLED?

"You know that TV you just bought? Yeah, don't you think it's time for another one? Give us money."

I need a new TV so I was very much hoping they were just going to stop development for a few years.

Maybe that's the announcement.

I doubt the announcement will be "Poser is about to buy a new TV!"

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:I doubt the announcement will be "Poser is about to buy a new TV!"

Let's just wait and see, shall we?

Isn't this just Samsung announcing their 2017 range of TVs?

will it also explode like their damned phones?

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:Is it now 15 years since Peter first started going on about OLED?

It feels like it could be and they're still not down to reasonable prices.

I shot a kid wrote:will it also explode like their damned phones?

Bigger explosions. That is the innovation.

Chutney Jinglecrystals wrote:Isn't this just Samsung announcing their 2017 range of TVs?

Most likely, they like to make out they are innovating when they are just doing what everyone else is doing. They tried to make it sound like they were the "innovating" and "new" when they added wireless charging to the Galaxy phones yet Nokia had been doing it years and it had been in the Nexus phones.

Christmas Crackerrkal wrote:

Chutney Jinglecrystals wrote:Isn't this just Samsung announcing their 2017 range of TVs?

Most likely, they like to make out they are innovating when they are just doing what everyone else is doing. They tried to make it sound like they were the "innovating" and "new" when they added wireless charging to the Galaxy phones yet Nokia had been doing it years and it had been in the Nexus phones.

I can't get excited about Samsung, the Galaxy 7 Edge was quite a nice phone but generally they seem to have made a fortune by being relentlessly average in every department. I'd take a Sony or Panny TV over theirs any day.

I had recently decided that the KS7000 as probably my next telly, but at £850 (as of this weekend) was still a bit steep for me. Hoping it'll hit the £650 mark in the next quarter or so: a new range of TVs will surely help that.

Peter Crisp wrote:

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:Is it now 15 years since Peter first started going on about OLED?

It feels like it could be and they're still not down to reasonable prices.

Give up Peter, it's never going to happen.

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:Is it now 15 years since Peter first started going on about OLED?

It feels like it could be and they're still not down to reasonable prices.

Give up Peter, it's never going to happen.

I will never give up hope.

Only Samsung product I own is my fridge. It's not 4K but the image quality is still pretty great.

Peter Crisp wrote:

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:

Peter Crisp wrote:

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:Is it now 15 years since Peter first started going on about OLED?

It feels like it could be and they're still not down to reasonable prices.

Give up Peter, it's never going to happen.

I will never give up hope.

OLED is your life!

make fists with your toes wrote:Only Samsung product I own is my fridge. It's not 4K but the image quality is still pretty great.

Just how much definition do you need on your toilet rolls anyway?