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#250736 23-May-2019 13:24
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  #2243769 23-May-2019 14:19
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Without seeing the difference, it sounds promising. Hopefully a lower cost option to OLED/microLED, since it seems to be utilizing existing mature technologies. Quite cool to see a few of the Chinese OEMs trying new tech and competing with the higher end incumbents.

 

Interested to see how this pans out. And if it makes its way here.

 

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  #2243785 23-May-2019 14:32
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Quite an interesting combo. I suppose you could say its not very elegant, in that it would be better to 'generate' zero light in the required locations instead of generating a bit and then blocking it. OTOH a lot better that edge dimming or even local.

 

That link shows some nice stuff, but considering we only got a new TV at Christmas and also considering how long its going to be before it gets replaced all this stuff will be ancient history anyway...





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