Samsung's slim TV tech

Samsung says it's developed a 40-inch TV based on organic light-emitting diode, or OLED, technology, that's less than 3 centimeters thick.

Credit: Samsung

LCD tv's
by May 23, 2005 1:09 PM PDT: In the case of off-brand LCD's who makes the actual screen? I do not see a need to buy a Samsung LCD for $10,000+ dollars when you can get a WestingHouse 30" for 1200 or less. Westinghouse doesnt make the LCD they buy it from Samsung; Like this Reply to this comment

LCD tv's
by May 23, 2005 1:09 PM PDT: In the case of off-brand LCD's who makes the actual screen? I do not see a need to buy a Samsung LCD for $10,000+ dollars when you can get a WestingHouse 30" for 1200 or less. Westinghouse doesnt make the LCD they buy it from Samsung; Like this Reply to this comment

What's the point period???
by Prndll May 29, 2005 5:44 PM PDT: Why should I spend all that money on something like this when due to the entertainment industry's decree that they are the only ones legally able to handle the media, I end up with no control at all on a $10,000 tv? What would be the point? Samsung can keep this thing. I'll go to the local pawnshop and get a slightly used tv that I'm sure they can't control.; Like this Reply to this comment

What's the point period???
by Prndll May 29, 2005 5:44 PM PDT: Why should I spend all that money on something like this when due to the entertainment industry's decree that they are the only ones legally able to handle the media, I end up with no control at all on a $10,000 tv? What would be the point? Samsung can keep this thing. I'll go to the local pawnshop and get a slightly used tv that I'm sure they can't control.; Like this Reply to this comment

The point is...
by videomaster December 7, 2005 5:17 PM PST: The point is "bigger is better, and if you got no money, beat it."; Like this Reply to this comment

The point is...
by videomaster December 7, 2005 5:17 PM PST: The point is "bigger is better, and if you got no money, beat it."; Like this Reply to this comment