46" plasma/lcd with AH2?!?!

[Soulyss]

Historically plasma has handled motion processing much much better than LCD.  Only in the last year or two has LCD started closing the gap. 

[Vulcan]

Well im waiting for OLED. they go for alot though (11inch is a couple of grand) some models they are trying out is 11-inch (28 cm, resolution 1,024×600) and 27-inch (68.5 cm, full HD resolution at 1920×1080) models claiming million-to-one contrast ratio and total thickness (including bezels) of 5 mm. They say the response time can be .01ms and they wont be any burn in cause there is no backlight

I use an OLED with AH, can confirm it rocks, bright, fast, good blacks, no blurring or ghosting.

[MrRiplEy[H]]

I use an OLED with AH, can confirm it rocks, bright, fast, good blacks, no blurring or ghosting.

So either you fly with 11 inch screen or you paid $6000 for a size comparative to a $600 lcd. Which one is correct?

[Dark]

Well once they get the production line down, they will be wayyy cheaper than lcd/plasma, but its just so new you know its going to be alot. btw what screen are you running and how much did you pay for it?

[Vulcan]

So either you fly with 11 inch screen or you paid $6000 for a size comparative to a $600 lcd. Which one is correct?

Neither

I've talked about it enough around here, but I'll give you a clue: it's screen size equivilant is 60" at 3 feet.

[Chalenge]

3D glasses which are not an option for everyone (labyrinthitus - bifocal disparity - etc.) and which dont make sense if you can only afford one view system and have to do actual work on your computer but if no one bought them there wouldnt be innovations.

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Neither

I've talked about it enough around here, but I'll give you a clue: it's screen size equivilant is 60" at 3 feet.

Lol OLED glasses hardly classify for a display in the sense this discussion is going - they're low resolution for starters.

Cool yes but no bigscreen OLED.

[Eagler]

My samsung 46" does a great job at 1920 x 1200 but I have to use the vga input on the tv so it isn't as sharp as when i use the dvi connection on my 24" dell monitor at the same res.

[Vulcan]

Lol OLED glasses hardly classify for a display in the sense this discussion is going - they're low resolution for starters.

Cool yes but no bigscreen OLED.

800x600 on each panel (effective resolution of 1600x600, especiall given there is 2 different pictures being rendered), and because they're strapped to my head with a tracking control there is a LOT more movement going on. So the discussion on burn in, contrast, brightness, and blur/lag is very appropriate   . When a display is strapped to your face you notice that stuff a lot more, trust me.