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What were you expecting? Screen printing an OLED? Gluing together 14.7 million (=== 5k) LEDs for each channel? (-:

• baybal2 6y ago
  Well, at least to not to use "tape, and glue" as an assembly method. Even if DP panels all have their real drivers, and tcons internally, there is still a lot left for a designer to do.
  • phillipcaudell 6y ago
    Tape and glue is literally how iMac panels are held on https://www.replacebase.co.uk/for-apple-imac-a1419-27-lcd-glass-panel-bonding-adhesive-kit https://www.replacebase.co.uk/for-apple-imac-a1419-27-lcd-gl...
  • Yaggo 6y ago
    Nothing wrong with tape or glue. Even car chassis parts are glued together!
    • baybal2 6y ago
      Tape, and glue are bad! Falling off glued door hinges on GM cars were an apex of engineering stupidity. Glue cannot provide stiffness as such. Hard adhesives, soft adhesives, filler, no filler, all inferior to any mechanical connection. Adhesive is usually the worst of possible compromises. Hard adhesive is stiff, but dies from most minuscule repeated stresses. Soft adhesive does not die to repeated stresses, but isn't stiff. High fill adhesive layers absorb loads, but can't stiffen anything. Low fill adhesive layers are stiff, but put all stress into the surface-adhesive interface. Even if you have it in a recessed niche, and use high fill soft adhesive over primed metal surface, you already made enough operations to warrant a proper joining method.