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> Rumors several years ago made it seem like "mini LED" would be LCD with per-pixel backlighting That has since become “micro LED”. Samsung makes a micro LED T
by deergomoo 5y ago
> Rumors several years ago made it seem like "mini LED" would be LCD with per-pixel backlighting
That has since become “micro LED”. Samsung makes a micro LED TV, but it costs six figures, and is only available in something like 80” and above.
When it’s finally affordable it will almost certainly unseat OLED as quality king though. All the upsides with no burn in or peak brightness issues.
- pkulak 5y agoSeems like the transition is from OLED to QD-OLED to micro LED. Mini-LED seems to really have no place to live here, as far as I can tell.
- fomine3 5y agoPossibly current OLED burn in within a decade. I don't buy for family TV that don't be replaced frequently. MiniLED is suitable offering for them. Micro LED TV is a future product for home, maybe takes over a decade to be shipped.
- wmf 5y agoIt looks like QD-OLED with a heatsink is actually better than MicroLED in almost every way. The MicroLED hype "forgot" to mention that it consumes kilowatts of power.
- fomine3 5y agoMicro LED is completely different to LED LCD TV. It use tremendous amount of RGB LED to make display, without LCD. Mini LED is improved FALD LCD.