The new device features a 42-inch-diagonal screen (920mm wide by 518mm high) that is just 75mm thick - a feat impossible with CRTs. To meet this demand, the company will start volume production in October 1996.įujitsu's newly developed 42-inch color PDP promises to realize the long-awaited conceptof a wall-hanging TV, and as a next generation multimedia TV, PDPs embody the spirit of Fujitsu's corporate motto: "What Mankind Can Dream,Technology Can Achieve." Achieving large-scale image display, color plasma display panels (color PDPs) are expected to replace cathode-ray tube(CRT) and rear projection type displays as the next generation television display devices. Tokyo, Aug- Fujitsu has developed the world's first 42-inch wide-screen color plasma display. First to Mass-Produce Large-Scale Display for the Multimedia Age. This issue is especially prevalent for those who watch a specific show or channel all the time-like the icon of a 24/7 cable news channel.Fujitsu Announces World's First Commercial 42-inch-diagonal Wide-Screen Color Plasma Display OLED TVs are also more prone to image burn-in (when an OLED screen retains a static image even if it's not there). First, it's not as bright as LED and QLED screens, thus making it ideal for use in dark or light-controlled environments. However, despite the high color accuracy and infinite contrast of OLED TVs, it still has several significant drawbacks. This is compared to QLED and LED TVs, where some light, no matter how minute, still bleeds-usually through the liquid crystal layer or from neighboring pixels. Because when an area on the screen is black, no light is emitted in that part.
That's also the reason why OLED TVs have infinite contrast ratios.
If you compare this to an LED or QLED TV, electricity is constantly required to power the complete backlight layer, and if a section of the screen is black, the liquid crystal layer will block the light coming from the backlight layer.
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