The OLED TV Rant!
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CES 2012 was underwhelming. Except for the 55" LG OLED TV. Hot damn. Apple iTV on TechnoBuffalo: goo.gl Galaxy Nexus OLED Display: goo.gl Zune HD OLED Display: goo.gl OLED Technology Explained: goo.gl ~ twitter.com gplus.to @MarquesBrownlee @MKBHD
In this 2012 rant video, Marques Brownlee highlights CES 2012 as a largely underwhelming show with a few exceptions, and his excitement centers on the LG 55 inch OLED TV. He contrasts the event’s incremental upgrades with this standout device, praising its ultra-thin form, minimal bezel, and exceptionally high contrast with pitch-black blacks. He recalls prior OLED demonstrations on phones and emphasizes OLED’s potential for thin profiles and low power consumption, arguing that widespread OLED adoption across displays would spur competitive pricing. Brownlee also discusses market dynamics, suggesting that Apple or other major players entering OLED television could accelerate adoption and push prices downward, benefiting consumers. He closes by inviting audience opinions on OLED tech and the 3D hype from the previous year, framing the video as a positive, forward-looking rant. The overall tone blends enthusiasm for the technology with a realist’s eye on market progression and future availability.
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Questions answered
- What made the LG 55 inch OLED TV stand out at CES 2012?
- Brownlee highlights its ultra-thin profile, minimal bezels, and high contrast with true blacks as standout features that surpassed other CES 2012 introductions.