By the way...this is just awesome imo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8S8tbQMp2k

The future of displays like this could mean so much for portable games consoles, as well as just normal TV and movie displays etc obviously.

I love seeing this kind of stuff!

Oh good now when i hit my tv with a hammer it wont break.

That is some cool stuff. I love the look of the OLED technology, but it's expensive as all heck right now.

Oh good now when i hit my tv with a hammer it wont break.

brennan7777

Hey, it's the first Wii-proof TV. Gotta give 'em credit for that :P

That is some cool stuff. I love the look of the OLED technology, but it's expensive as all heck right now.

lundy86_4

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Oh good now when i hit my tv with a hammer it wont break.

Hey, it's the first Wii-proof TV. Gotta give 'em credit for that :P

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Oh good now when i hit my tv with a hammer it wont break.

windsquid9000

Hey, it's the first Wii-proof TV. Gotta give 'em credit for that :P

Haha, sorry Windsquid. Great minds think alike.

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That is some cool stuff. I love the look of the OLED technology, but it's expensive as all heck right now.

amaneuvering

It's gonna be crazy. I'll definately be saving up for their mainstream release.

That and scratch proof would be great. Scratches plague our PSPs and DSs.

The price on these organic LED is rediculous. Sony even stopped production in Japan because they were not selling. If however sony manage to cheapen the manufactuar process and keep it to the equivelent value and pricing of that of current HDTV or LED TV, then i would be very impressed.

In the future Gaming Consoles will be TVs while regular TVs will be Posters.

This would have saved my TV from Demons Souls rage

The price on these organic LED is rediculous. Sony even stopped production in Japan because they were not selling. If however sony manage to cheapen the manufactuar process and keep it to the equivelent value and pricing of that of current HDTV or LED TV, then i would be very impressed.

Disturbed123

Yeah, these kind of things always launch at a ridiculously high price. HDTV's were incredibly expensive at launch, but now can be found for incredibly affordable prices. Personally, i'm picking up a 42-inch 1080p Samsung for $750CAD after tax.

wow if nintendo uses that for the 3ds id be very pleased

wow if nintendo uses that for the 3ds id be very pleased

mariokart64fan

Way, way, way, way, way too expensive unfortunately.

They were selling 15-inch OLED for around $10,000 or so at one point.

I can't wait until they make digital picture frames out of these, Harry Potter style moving pictures ftw.bobbetybob

Heh, that's exactly what I was thinking. :P

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wow if nintendo uses that for the 3ds id be very pleased

lundy86_4

Way, way, way, way, way too expensive unfortunately.

They were selling 15-inch OLED for around $10,000 or so at one point.

It can't be THAT expensive these days since they are already starting to use them in mobile phones and other portable devices.

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wow if nintendo uses that for the 3ds id be very pleased

amaneuvering

Way, way, way, way, way too expensive unfortunately.

They were selling 15-inch OLED for around $10,000 or so at one point.

It can't be THAT expensive these days since they are already starting to use them in mobile phones and other portable devices.

Hmmm, interesting. Well, it was that expensive a little more than a year ago, and I can't see them reducing manufacturing costs that quickly. Unless they've changed up the product a little bit.

Lol, wait my bad, I misread. It was 11-inch for around $1,500 currently :lol:

There's a lot of information currently here regarding OLED and how the big companies are trying to bring them in around 2010/2011.

Sony's 11-inch OLED launched for $2500 initially in the US. Link

Future of newspapers.

Future of newspapers.

ninjapirate2000

One of the nice things about OLED is that it is supercheap to use. So cheap, that they will use it in milk cartons etc. Probably a big tv still costs something, but don't get screwed over by initial pricing.