subject: A Closer Look At Oled Technology [print this page] When it comes to LCD TV's, the company Sony is seen as one of the top producers. They have been around for a while and have set the standard with some of their new and innovative designs and creations. They are also personally responcible for for many new features that are now standard amongst almost all LCD TV's. They are said to start using OLED in the next few months.
Based on a dramatic turn out in the latest trend of the LCD TV market, it is widely perceived today that OLED, a brand new display technology is all set to vanquish both LCD and Plasma devices even at a swifter rate than the vanquishing of the nostalgic CRT by the duo. At present, the sole problem with the comprehensive OLED devices are their exorbitant price tags.
However, once this is slashed considerably, as is very much expected these days, it should only be a matter of time to the LCD and Plasma devices to call it a day.
Many television market analysers of the present are of the opinion that a steady fall in the price of the OLED devices can be seen in the next few years, before reaching a desirable condition for even the commoner at some point of time.
The time, although may vary according to different analysts, has been more or less fixed as tad before the London Olympics in 2012. It is expected that by then, it will have reached a increasingly mainstream audience.
However, currently the only television available in the market representing the OLED technology is the SonyBravia XEL-1 OLED TV , which is a super slim model from the house of the renowned manufacturer of advanced technological devices. The staggering price of the XE-1that amounts to GBP 3489 is the one negative factor that alienates the device from the list of the commoner. So if you're looking for a great quality TV you may well want to look this brand up as the lime leight they are getting is not an accident.
