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[HeisenbergFX4]

 

[Gaiff]

Sounds like something the average man can afford.

 

[Sushi_Combo]

no thanks China

 

[Magic Carpet]

Future so bright I got to wear Shades. Seriously you will need sunglasses.

 

[Bojji]

Can you see solar eclipse 1:1 on it?

 

[YCoCg]

God damn it Micro LED, become mainstream already!

 

[Puscifer]

That's more nits than IMAX

 

[LectureMaster]

Sounds like something the average man can afford.

800000 CNY or about 110k USD, I think it's about the median of the monthly income among ordinary GAFs.

 

[Bojji]

God damn it Micro LED, become mainstream already!

They still can't produce "smaller" tvs with it and of course cost of production is enormous.

 

[Fart Knight]

 

[Diddy X]

MicroLED is the master race of TVs, it's gonna be hard to get there.

 

[Puscifer]

800000 CNY or about 110k USD, I think it's about the median of the monthly income among ordinary GAFs.

I do well for myself but there's a couple folks here that make me feel broke as shit lmao

 

[NeoIkaruGAF]

“I mean, I’ve lasted longer”

 

[Bernoulli]

The day you bring it home

 

[King Dazzar]

We're getting to the point where size constraints are no longer with the TV, but with access to your home being the limitation. My 85" LCD, due to depth, only just managed to get into mine due to a stairwell (which is wide and modern). I know of others taking out their lounge window area to get a TV in. Then I think back to having 4 of us struggle moving a 36" Panasonic CRT into a lounge.... wow do things move on.

 

[cyberheater]

Imagine that strapped to your living room wall. Stunning.

 

[acidagfc]

Imagine that strapped to your living room wall. Stunning.

You'd need to build the house around it.
And then it breaks and you can't even send it to repairs, 'cause even the windows aren't large enough.

 

[Killer8]

Yeah, no thanks. Too pre-occupied with whether they could that they didn't think if they should. Fully flexing 1000 nits already feels too bright in a darkened room.

 

[OmegaSupreme]

You'll need your own mini nuke power plant for this thing. Holy hell.

 

[Fake]

microLED is the way foward.

 

[HeisenbergFX4]

microLED is the way foward.

100%

 

[Imtjnotu]

How can anyone say this is the future when physically we can't get it to normal house hold sizes with out breaking the laws of physics

 

[AJUMP23]

microLED is the way foward.

I agree. Get the cost down on that tech.

 

[Xtib81]

See you in 2050 when the average person will be able to buy one. So far, it's 1000$/inch lmao, I mean I even have to wonder if it will ever be affordable.
WTF at those sizes by the way? Are people living in mansions now?
That being said, it does look spectacular.

 

[Robochobo]

How can anyone say this is the future when physically we can't get it to normal house hold sizes with out breaking the laws of physics

 

[Imtjnotu]

I agree. Get the cost down on that tech.

We have to get the tech down first. This TV is 400um. For a TV to be actually a micro led and have it in a anything under 80 inches we need less than 100um.

 

[AJUMP23]

We have to get the tech down first. This TV is 400um. For a TV to be actually a micro led and have it in a anything under 80 inches we need less than 100um.

Well stop posting here and get to work.

 

[YCoCg]

So far, it's 1000$/inch lmao, I mean I even have to wonder if it will ever be affordable.

Believe it or not, OLED was once crazy expensive and out of reach for people.

 

[Imtjnotu]

Well stop posting here and get to work.

 

[Meicyn]

Believe it or not, OLED was once crazy expensive and out of reach for people.

Yep. Tech is moving crazy fast too, we’ll likely have these at affordable prices in a decade.

 

[OverHeat]

Kinda wants

 

[Polelock]

Time to sell that left kidney

 

[sankt-Antonio]

The only reason its 160inch big is because they cant produce and reliably place the micro leds in a more compact size. Hope we see 65" micro LED within the next five years hit the market.

 

[Zathalus]

microLED is the way foward.

Still a ways off at the earliest. There are still a number of production and yield issues that don't appear to have a good solution at present.

 

[cyberheater]

You'd need to build the house around it.
And then it breaks and you can't even send it to repairs, 'cause even the windows aren't large enough.

I wouldn't mind a 100" version of that. I wonder how much that would be?

 

[YCoCg]

Yep. Tech is moving crazy fast too, we’ll likely have these at affordable prices in a decade.

This was Sony's first OLED back in 2007! It cost $2,499.99 and boasts a massive resolution of 960x540 at 11 inches!

 

[Insane Metal]

MicroLED will be awesome in 3 years (being optimistic).

 

[King Dazzar]

MicroLED will be awesome in 3 years (being optimistic).

Yeah I remember consumer size and prices being several years away, several years ago... lol

 

[YCoCg]

Yeah I remember consumer size and prices being several years away, several years ago... lol

I blame 4k! If they did 1080p MicroLED screens then we'd already be down to 43 inch by now! Our lust for resolution has kept us from the better tech!

 

[baphomet]

This was Sony's first OLED back in 2007! It cost $2,499.99 and boasts a massive resolution of 960x540 at 11 inches!

Fast, but that's still 15 years ago.

Assuming 15 years to buy a micro LED TV at 85'' under $4,000, a lot of folks on here will be getting up in those twilight years.

I remember that TV though. We couldn't even give them away. Our display model was broken within a month.

 

[Insane Metal]

I blame 4k! If they did 1080p MicroLED screens then we'd already be down to 43 inch by now! Our lust for resolution has kept us from the better tech!

Nah pixel pitch is huge in MicroLED still, tech needs improvement until it's good for home use.

 

[Unknown?]

If it's 4k, that's low pixel density for that size.

 

[Insane Metal]

If it's 4k, that's low pixel density for that size.

Nah pixel pitch is huge in MicroLED still, tech needs improvement until it's good for home use.

Exactly, and that's why it's not ready yet. Tech needs to improve. Smaller LEDs and better production methods are needed.

 

[Puscifer]

Yeah, no thanks. Too pre-occupied with whether they could that they didn't think if they should. Fully flexing 1000 nits already feels too bright in a darkened room.

Like I said, this things has more nits than fucking IMAX who needs this, it's comedic lmao

 

[Meicyn]

This was Sony's first OLED back in 2007! It cost $2,499.99 and boasts a massive resolution of 960x540 at 11 inches!

I definitely appreciate them taking those first steps, made for a very nice display on my PS Vita.

 

[HeisenbergFX4]

Yeah, no thanks. Too pre-occupied with whether they could that they didn't think if they should. Fully flexing 1000 nits already feels too bright in a darkened room.

Like I said, this things has more nits than fucking IMAX who needs this, it's comedic lmao

In a darkened room, why do you think movie theaters don't have windows?

Some of us consume content through the day and myself personally I like having my windows wide open because of my view I have daily

Give me those 10k nits I wont complain

 

[Kerotan]

800000 CNY or about 110k USD, I think it's about the median of the monthly income among ordinary GAFs.

Of course we're the elite not a bunch of peasants.

 

[Jibran#one]

Honest question what is too much nits ?
I'm literally blinded by a 1000 nits tv .
I feel like 10000 nits would just burn my eyes

 

[HeisenbergFX4]

Honest question what is too much nits ?
I'm literally blinded by a 1000 nits tv .
I feel like 10000 nits would just burn my eyes

For the normal person viewing in the average living room maybe basement yeah its too much

Someone like myself that has a ton of natural light streaming into my living room it overpowers even my QN90 that can push 2k nits so give me all the nits

 

[MayauMiao]

The TV at full brightness.