> Where's our OLED PC monitors?
https://www.displayninja.com/oled-monitor-list/
Mainly targeted towards the gaming market at the moment.
Re:WebP is so great except it's not
by stjohnswarts on Friday December 15, 2023 @03:38PM
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some of those prices are insane. Why are they so much more expensive that OLED TV's of similar size? Frame rate?
Re:WebP is so great except it's not
by NekkoDroid on Friday December 15, 2023 @04:09PM
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I dunno about TV much since I don't use them, but I have some ideas why it might be:
- Framerate - Response time - Adaptive sync - (how prone to burn-in is OLED? Monitors often have way more static images to TVs)
I assume combing these all might just make it more expensive than just individually each feature
> - Framerate - Response time - Adaptive sync - (how prone to burn-in is OLED? Monitors often have way more static images to TVs)
The much more complicated electronics plus Supply & Demand. Demand for TVs should be way higher then for high end monitors.
> Where's our OLED PC monitors?
https://computers.scorptec.com.au/computer/Oled-Monitor
They've been around for years.
PC monitors have been improving constantly with high refresh rates, local dimming HDR + 10 bit color, adaptive sync, OLED and more.
Only on the unusual high-end gaming monitors.
Re:WebP is so great except it's not
by rafabulsing on Friday December 15, 2023 @11:32AM
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OLED is overwhelmingly reserved to high-end TVs and phones as well, so I think that point is moot.
My base iPhone 12 mini from years ago has OLED, so do a lot of cheaper Android phones. Gaming displays are far less common than these.
Re:WebP is so great except it's not
by charcircuit on Friday December 15, 2023 @01:03PM
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Phones have a smaller display which makes them easier to manufacter.
Is it though? We now have OLED TVs and OLED smartphones.
Where's our OLED PC monitors?
On every measure, if you care about colors/contrast/black+white levels/resolution/density, the average computer monitor has fallen far behind.
You can't even buy a smartphone that has a panel half as bad as most PC monitors on the market. And, at least in my area, you'd actually have to go to a lot of effort to find a non-4k TV.