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Mitsubishi shows off 155-inch OLED TV

http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-and ... -tv-641574

I had a Mitsubishi Diamond CRT TV that went off like a pipe bomb, so I don't have much confidence in their TVs tbh :lol:

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Re: Mitsubishi shows off 155-inch OLED TV

I still have an old working Mitsubishi TV older than 15 years and it works well.


	Quote: But the main problems with OLEDs still exist in that the lifetime is only 20,000 hours, meaning around two and a half years of normal use.

Bugger that means I will not be buying one just yet.

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Re: Mitsubishi shows off 155-inch OLED TV

Amnesia10 wrote:

I still have an old working Mitsubishi TV older than 15 years and it works well.


	Quote: But the main problems with OLEDs still exist in that the lifetime is only 20,000 hours, meaning around two and a half years of normal use.

Bugger that means I will not be buying one just yet.

I'd completely forgotten about the lifespan problems of OLEDs :oops:

Does it only affect them when put into a large screen, or used in that way? I'm curious about what happens to incoming MP3 players and laptops when they get older, for instance

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