OLED is organic light emitting diode they let out less light then a typical LED tv which i believe is designed to save you more money buy not having to produce as much light
LG's OLED TV uses four base colors White, Red, Green, and Blue through a color filter. Other types of OLED uses only 3 base colors that are tuned to provide a full range of colors without the need for a fourth sub-pixel.
The actual price hasn't been disclosed by any of the brands who unveiled their OLED TVs.
It is very true that everyone can not afford OLED TV. The expected price of LG OLED TV is into five figures. But it will be better confirmed when OLED TV will be launched.
OLED's are brighter than LEDs, OLED's do not require Backlighting. They are easier to produce and can be made to larger sizes. They are expensive, water easily damages them.
Oled TVs use Organic light-emitting diodes. They are supposed to be crystal clear.
LG has stated their OLED TV will be released in early Q3 2012. Samsung has indicated there release will be in Q2.
An OLED screen is typically used in televisions that use a high definition display. The OLED light is what gives the high definition televisions a clear high definition picture.
The OLED TV can be the thinnest than any other TV technology. Samsung, Panasonic, Sony and LG are all preparing to release a range of OLED televisions with a thickness of as little as 4mm.
White OLED refers to the LG technique of adding a white LED to the red, green and blue LEDs in their OLED display panels. LG claim that it produces more faithful reproduction than just using red, green and blue elements. Whether or not that is the case is a matter of opinion. Before investing, it is always important to audition several models of television. Compare LG's white OLED screen to other OLEDs and you can decide whether LG have made an improvement.
Yes, AMOLED is a part of OLED only. Just that AMOLED are used only in mobile phones and cameras, whereas OLEDs are used by the TV manufacturers in making their OLED TV. I have even heard that LGs have unveiled their OLED TV in the recent CES and is planning to roll it out in the mid of this year.
So many brands are in line in making OLED TV. Some are Sony, Samsung, LG. Many more will be introducing the technology in the next year or two. Because of the simpler construction compared to LCD, OLED is likely to be the most common display in a few years from now.
There are a lot of similarities to be had between the LED TV and the OLED TV. Both the LED TV and the OLED television feature some of the best contrast levels in the TV market. They both have deeper blacks than other televisions. This means that the black comes across as darker, and contrasts more with the other colors. This helps these other colors to stand out more. Both types of TVs are also thin, and are generally thinner than other types of TVs, including LCD TVs. There are a few major differences between the two types of televisions. The main differences focuses around the backlight. The LED TV is actually an LED backlit LCD TV, utilizing LEDs for the perfect backlighting. OLED TVs, on the other hand, do not need a backlight to operate. The LED technology is relatively old when compared to OLED technology. OLED TVs are newer, and are using the most recent form of LED technology. With LED technology, the lights are bright white and are forced through a color filter. With OLED TVs, each LED is actually creating the color that is needed. This is what creates the more dynamic picture, giving OLED TVs a nicer picture than LED TVs.