OLED or organic light-emitting diodes are on the rise these days, especially for the 21st century. And what’s so great is the fact that it brings together the best part of the modern and natural world. So what exactly is OLED technology and how does it affect the way we see things now, both literally and figuratively speaking?
OLED television and displays first became known around the 1950s when A. Bernonose and his team began a short experiment on creating light by passing it between two semiconductors. The experiment was a complete success and its long development began. During the 1980s, Dr. Ching T. Wang developed the first real diode for the Kodak Eastman company.
Today OLED is slowly taking over the market. It is not only used in the production of televisions, but has also been used in PDAs, car stereos, and wristwatches. At a recent trade convention, various mobile phones were unveiled to the general public that have been noticed in the use of AMOLED or Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diodes.
But what is so great about OLED screens and OLED TVs that has become a major competition for HDTVs and flat screen TVs or LCD TVs? The answer is simple. First, OLED displays implicitly don’t require any kind of backlighting. This means that it does not require the same amount of power or electricity to run. Second, OLED TVs have a higher color ratio compared to other types of TVs. Reports indicate that OLED TVs are known to exceed standard NTSC standards and display a bright 180-degree angle and> 1,000,000: 1 contrast ratio. It’s that powerful. Another advantage of OLED TVs is the fact that they emit superior color quality and have a better and wider angle compared to normal TVs. At 180 degrees, you can see everything from almost anywhere in the living room.
TVs that support OLED technology not only save electricity and energy, but also save space. Unlike flat screens and HDTVs, OLED TVs are really thin by nature. This means more room to move.
Finally, futurists believe that in two to three years, OLED will have undergone massive developments and will likely be cheaper than it is today. This would mean cheaper televisions, cell phones, PDAs and other digital devices.
These are just a few of the things that make OLED, technology, and products superior. People who pass up the opportunity to experience the increased efficiency and superior capabilities of OLED displays are sure to miss out on a truly great opportunity.