Is a bit over rated really. Good stuff but not leaps ahead anymore. Especially their monitors. I have one now and I have a replacement on the way. I bought another Sammy to replace this one (newer, bigger, higher model) and it looked horrible. I took it back already. Their high end Tv's are good, but too glossy.

Could be, though Samsung and Sony screens are made in the same factories.

I really enjoy my 23" samsung led monitor but I'm gonna be trying acer's new 120hz monitor just as soon as fedex hurries their a$$ up...its out for delivery so im just sittin here kickin rocks till they get here.

I'm gonna really enjoy my pc dual screening these two beasts.

maybe an OLED psp2 will come out in a year or two it would help drop the price of the OLED tech i think

Most cable companies in smaller towns only have 20-30 channels in hd, so people go out and buy a 52 inch lcd and 80 channels look like junk and the 20-30 are good. Directv and dish have tons of hd channels but cable still outweighs them as far as market share. Your big cities have cable that has a ton of hd channels as well, but we all don't live in the big cities, in fact the majority don't. I can guarantee that my mom will never buy a big hdtv until her local cable company has the majority of her channels in hd. She came to my house and we were watching some stupid show she likes, my cable doesn't have it in hd, and she couldn't beleive how bad it looked on my 52 inch lcd.

The TV companies have really dropped the ball. Not only does the analogue to digital switch-over actually reduce the power of the transmission (more people getting graphical artefacts in their shows), but also they've barely developed any HD channels.

It's not a deal braker for me since I'd much rather watch a TV series with a dvd boxset or soemthing, but I can see why there's not much point for the rest of the world to go HD if their favourite channels couldn't care much for it.

Yeah I know! But TV prices drop so much every year. LED TV's which were hyper expensive last year are now in the affordable range.

simply an amazing picture. OLED has a contrast ratio of 1mill: 1. Also they were ultra thin, to boot. Just first sets had a high price tag and a 11" size limit.

http://electronics.howstuff...

OLED looks miles better than LED.

Even apparently minor trauma to the head can lead to brain injury that can have a profound and debilitating affect on people?s lives Mild head trauma can leave the victim outwardly unaffected, often brain injury goes unnoticed, and in many cases this can mean that brain injury is either misdiagnosed or left untreated
Even apparently minor trauma to the head can lead to brain injury that can have a profound and debilitating affect on people?s lives. Mild head trauma can leave the victim outwardly unaffected, often brain injury goes unnoticed, and in many cases this can mean that brain injury is either misdiagnosed or left untreated. Analysing brain function is a complex process and it can be difficult to ascertain the long-term effects of head injury in the immediate aftermath of an accident, especially when there appear to be no obvious short-term affects on the victim?s health.

Brain injuries are usually categorised as mild, moderate or severe with the diagnosis depending on various factors including whether you lost consciousness, whether you lost your memory or whether there was any noticeable neurological damage such as loss of motor co-ordination, loss of sensory perception or affected speech. While both moderate and severe brain injury are usually accompanied with attendant symptoms evident in the immediate aftermath of a head trauma, mild brain injury can be more insidious and difficult to diagnose.

Unfortunately untreated brain injuries can lead to long-term or lasting effects on the physical, mental or emotional well being of the victim. One of the major problems with diagnosis is that symptoms may appear totally unrelated to the initial injury. For example, physical effects of brain injury can manifest in a huge variety of ways including stiffness in muscles, muscle weakness, dizziness or difficulty with balance, clumsiness, migraines or headaches, tiredness and fatigue right through to more dramatic symptoms such as seizures, loss of sight or hearing, loss of speech, stuttering and falling over.

Mental problems, or cognitive deficits, could also appear, lasting for short or long periods of time. You may begin to forget things or become confused in what used to be common places or situations. Your attention could become difficult or you could begin to process information a lot slower than you used too. Sometimes people lose the ability to read or write as the brain coordinates neuro motor activities, such as hand/eye coordination, and the relation between seen objects and making sense of those objects.

Emotional difficulties can also occur and these are perhaps some of the most complex long-term effects of untreated brain injures. It is often difficult to determine whether the fact that someone once calm and peaceful, is now irritable and tense, is due to the head accident they suffered.

There could possibly be mood swings, you may find yourself laughing or crying at strange and unusual things. Someone with an untreated injury causing emotional problems may even begin to act inappropriately in social situations.

It is also worth bearing in mind that the long-term affects of head injury can cause serious impact on the victim?s life, and can lead to loss of earnings and the need for medical care. If the head injury was caused through no fault of your own then you may be able to make a claim for damages. Brain injury is a complex area and can have wide-reaching affects on a person?s life, therefore it is advisable to talk to a specialist brain injury lawyer who can guide you through the complexities of making a claim.

Your a prick, Why don't you sod of and play your Crapbox.

O dear is it in the repair shop.

Jump Out, Play B3yond

At this point it is the only acceptable explanation.

Otherwise.. Oh Gawd.

Just a little tid bit from the speech I give around the country when I am touring... lol

Yes, copy and pasted the first article I found on long term effects of head trauma. That dude has brain damage.

I would guess $1500-2k for a 46 oled, figure the price of a high end sony or samsung 46 inch tv + or - $200, thats one of the biggest obstacles with oled tvs, they cant make anything over 13 inches for retail atm. The other 2 are manufacturing cost and screen lifetime, i really hope this technology comes out in the next 5 yrs or so.

To all the guys saying they will never get an oled tv, how many of you used the old tvs, where to change the channel all 10 of them, you pressed a button on the front of the tv?

They designed, manufactured and offered a product. The sales weren't there, so they stop offering it.

That is the right thing to do. It is something some other companies should do with their less successful products, but they prefer to pour money into a dark pit while beating their chest by shouting out unimportant numbers.

Oh...I just noticed I'm replying to Halo3. Never mind.