Thread: Sony's flexible OLED screens
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Old 01-15-2009, 12:27 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Andybaby View Post
well its OLED... ones the backlight is on you wont see any glare at all..
How's that? What does OLED have to do with glare? The new MacBooks are LED lighted and they are "glossy" and have plenty of glare. Actually, the glossy screen is the main thing about my iMac that I don't like.

Also, if there where OLED book readers they would work best with white text on a black background... since OLED screens only need to light the NON-black parts of the display. This also keeps power usage down. (Awesome black response is the big draw for OLED TVs)

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