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10/18/2006

Samsung's Ultraslim 17-inch AMOLED Display

Samsung has unveiled a 17-inch AMOLED display that measures just 12mm-thick, yet packs plenty of features. Boasting 1600 x 1200 resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 0.01ms response time, and 400nits brightness. No word yet on pricing and availability.
The active matrix / organic light emitting diode hybrid AMOLED technology has been a Samsung favorite, providing bright, colorful displays in quite thin form factors, since there's no need for a backlight
[via engadget]

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Posted at 10/18/2006 5:32pm by SpuD
Sounds too good to be true ;D How is 1600x1200 going to look on a 17 inch monitor though? on a 19" CRT here it's readable, but a 17" panel? losing an inch or two might make users have to bump up fontsizes, and on XP that makes the shell look a bit pants really :(
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Posted at 10/18/2006 5:39pm by aldo
love it! definately gonna get it
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Posted at 10/18/2006 8:34pm by aldo
Hmm, well i have a 19" widescreen LCD, so it would almost be a downgrade ("0.01ms response time," compared to my 8ms ) i'd definately buy a pair if they made 19-21"
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Posted at 10/19/2006 03:19am by Chris
lol aldo...ms is the time in miliseconds it takes to change pixel colors on a screen. what I'm really trying to say is that lower is better!
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Posted at 10/19/2006 09:40am by Matthew
Nice looking panel and a 0.01MS... WOW. Not bad at all. I havent seen an LCD that quick before.
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Posted at 10/19/2006 10:17am by Samsungs Ultraslim 17 inch Display » Gadget Venue dot com
[...] Via: TechEBlog [...]
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Posted at 10/21/2006 00:07am by ShadowVlican
more vapourware? most of these cool technologies never make it to the market (that or it's taking them forever to become available...)
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Posted at 10/23/2006 03:40am by 我不喜欢-Blog » Samsung’s Ultraslim 17-inch AMOLED Display
[...] 原始文章/Original post and Wobuxihuan.org [...]
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Posted at 10/25/2006 07:37am by guares
what about price???, i read time ago that the manufacture cost of OLED screems is less expensive that LCD, but in the market? i hope that this technology be more accesible for normal user, like most (sry if mi English is not too good)
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