The successor to LG OLED TV is launched. It has a modest 163 inches diagonal
MicroLED is a technique similar in the way it works to OLED. The main difference is the use of synthetic elements instead of organic ones, which significantly affects the durability of the matrix. LG is just getting ready for its premiere. Today, the OLED television matrix market is monopoly. If any TV manufacturer wishes to use this technology, they must turn to LG Display. No wonder the market is looking for a way out of this strange situation. TV manufacturers, led by Samsung, are researching MicroLED technology. MicroLED offers very similar advantages over LCD technology to OLED. In this type of matrix, there is no need to illuminate the pixels with an external component: each pixel shines with its own light, which provides control over the image and contrast in practice unattainable for LCD matrices. However, unlike OLED matrices, microLED matrices do not use organic compounds. As a result, they are more durable, which makes it possible to increase their brightness and elimina...