UPDATED: OLED, The Curve of the Future
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In this discussion, we will look into the value of curved vs. non-curved displays, OLED vs. LED or LCD technologies. We will discuss HDR and why it is an important consideration with regards to choosing display technologies that fit your needs. We will also look at the impact contrast ratios and pixel counts may have on your decisions when choosing a new display. Understanding these new technologies and terminologies will assist you in making the best selection when choosing your next display devices. Make 2018 the year you take the plunge and implement digital technology and signage solutions. That’s one resolution you can’t afford not to keep.
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- 1. Tysons Corner, VA | March 6, 2018 presented by
- 4. presented by More Pixels! HD High Def 720 x 1280 922k Pixels FHD Full HD 1080 x 1920 2M Pixels UHD Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 8.3M Pixels UHD Ultra HD 7680 x 4320 33M Pixels 8K 4K 1080p
- 5. presented by Now What To Do We have a Ton of PIXELS Now How Do We Use Them?
- 6. presented by What Does it All Mean?
- 7. presented by Why a Curve? Viewing Angles Improve Reflections are Limited Less Keystone Effect
- 8. presented by Viewing Angles Facing Front No Reflections Easy
- 9. presented by Viewing Angles Side Angle or Off Axis Things Get Tricky Critical in Signage
- 11. presented by Contrast Ratio • Comparison of the brightest whites to the darkest blacks • 300:1 Brightness (luminance) of the white areas in the image are 300 times brighter than that of the blacks • Important as this affects our ability to perceive both image brightness and image detail
- 12. presented by Can You See a Difference? 1 2 6543 7 8 9 10
- 14. presented by Examples of Contrast
- 15. presented by Black is the new Black? “Black is the absence of light and therefore the absence of color…...”
- 18. presented by Perfect Black LCD LG OLED Signage
- 19. presented by Color Bit Depth
- 20. presented by Color Bit Depth
- 23. presented by Standard Color vs Wide Color
- 24. presented by High Dynamic Range (HDR)
- 25. presented by SDR vs HDR
- 26. presented by High Dynamic Range • Boosts Contrast Ratio • Much finer detail in shades • Introduces Wide Color Gamut (WCG) • More Colors
- 27. presented by Great How Do We Get There?
- 29. presented by OLED Organic Light-Emitting Diode Doesn’t require a backlight Thin and low-energy consuming Eastman Kodak invented OLED technology in the early 1980s
- 30. presented by Look What I Can Do!
- 32. presented by Curves, Wraps, Architecture
- 38. presented by
- 39. presented by LED/LCD Technology Liquid Crystal Displays
- 40. presented by How it’s Made • CCFL – Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps – First Generation LCDs – Size vs. Depth – More Power – Limited Life
- 41. presented by How it’s Made • LED/LCD • Light Emitting Diodes – A large backlight shines through the screen – Full Array and Edge Lit • Utilizing Local Dimming • Zones of control for backlighting • Samsung 150 zones • Sony 96 zones
- 42. presented by How it’s Made Edge Lit Full Array
- 44. presented by Blue and Yellow?
- 45. presented by How’s it Made? LCD OLED
- 46. presented by Installation LCD Avg 8” Deep OLED .35” Deep
- 47. presented by Installation LCD 154 lbs OLED 64 lbs Including Head & Signage Box 775 lbs Structual Support 320 lbs Structural Support
- 48. presented by
- 49. presented by Signage But Where? $ 4.3 Billion
- 50. presented by 2 Major Segments Retail and Health Care Retail Customization Grabbing Attention Flexibility and Change Health Care Pharmaceuticals Strict Rules Minimizing Perceived Wait Times
- 52. presented by Restaurants / Menu Boards
- 53. presented by
- 54. presented by
- 55. presented by New Ways to Display
- 56. presented by
- 58. presented by Is it One Display or Two?
- 59. presented by One Display or Two? One Display Two Images Front Back
- 60. presented by One Display or Two? One Display Two Images
- 61. presented by