Leading TV manufacturers around the world have chosen to implement the OLED panel technology to produce premium TV lines.
With its accurate picture quality, comfortable and eco-friendly display, the self-emitting OLED has it all together.
Experience what OLED has to offer.
OLED, It Shines Itself.
Perfect Black
Accurate Color
Wide Viewing Angle
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The Information included only applies to the OLED display panel manufactured by LG Display.
Actual specification may vary depending on the OLED TV set model.
Do you see the difference above?
With OLED, each pixel individually controls itself by turning on and off,
so you can see the deepest, truest black as it was meant to be seen.
Experience perfect black with OLED.
Every TV talks about the “Quantity” of colors they can display.
But what’s more important is the "Quality" of these colors.
With OLED, you can experience accurate colors without any kind of distortion.
"Quality“ is what really matters.
When you watch TV with a crowd, it’s hard for everyone to face the screen.
Thankfully, OLED TV provides the same great viewing experience
for your family and friends, regardless of viewing angle.
Experience the best picture quality from all viewpoints.
Every TV talks about eye-comfort.
But not all eye-comfort displays are created equal.
OLED displays deliver a more comfortable view with 50% less bluelight emissions than conventional TVs.
Experience the ultimate, comfortable viewing experience with OLED.
Did you know that your TV is constantly flickering while your family is watching? You might have not noticed, but it could be putting stress on your family’s eyes. Want to make sure? Try to record your TV with a slow-motion video. See the difference? OLED TVs deliver a flicker-free experience without any stress.
Watching TV is an important pleasure in life.
It helps us experience new emotions, but could also potentially expose us to harmful substances such as Cd, InP.
But it’s time to end this era with no excuses—OLED TVs are composed of safer substances.
OLED cares about you and the environment
OLED is the advanced display of the future,
providing the best image and design that cannot be implemented with LCD.
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OLED is a self-emissive technology
which controls light and colors by pixel.
It reproduces perfect black without halo effect.
In addition, since it does not require a liquid crystal layer,
you can see vivid and clear images
undistorted from any viewing position.
Unlike OLED, LCD is not self-emissive.
The light produced from the backlight travels
through varieties of layers, such as color
filters and polarizers, to create images.
Due to this complex structure, LCD cannot
realize perfect black, hence causing halo effect,
poor viewing angle performance and other limitations.
Dr. Ching W. Tang
Professor at University of Rochester and
HongKong University of Science and
Technology "Father of OLED"
Dr. James Sheedy
Vision Science Expert Professor at Pacific
University, College of Optometry
Dr. Raymond W. Soneira
Display Evaluation
Expert President of DisplayMate
OLED Signage
Width 50m, Length 14m, 820 sheets of 55" OLED display,
the biggest OLED screen in the world registered in Guiness Book of Records
CRT
(Cathode Ray Tube)
CRT is a display technology that uses an electron gun electronically to stimulate glass plates.
It has some problems with making it thin as the glass cathode ray tube is very heavy
and there must be a space between the TV screen and the electron gun.
PDP
(Plasma Display Panel)
PDP is a display technology that discharges gases with electrical impulses to send out lights.
With high voltage, it results in high power consumption and heat generation,
and as a result, it is gradually fading into history.
LCD
(Liquid Crystal Display)
LCD controls the amount of light by emitting it from the backlight, and implements the display
by passing a variety of layers like color filters and polarizer. Due to this complex structure,
it has some limits that cause the halo effect and it is difficult to implement perfect black color.
OLED
(Organic Light Emitting Diode)
OLED is an organic light emitting Diode, meaning it gives out light without a separate light source.
It is state-of-the-art display technology that boasts perfect image quality and
an exceptional degree of design freedom with a single, thin, 0.95 mm panel.