It sure looks pretty.
And its "only" $15,000
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It sure looks pretty.
And its "only" $15,000
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I have been following the OLED tech for years ... I thought they would be more available by now. BUT I am still excited for the future! when I can finally own an IPhone that wont break when I drop it lol! ( I drop my phones a lot )
*nose wrinkle iphone*Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyonheart
Have you tried an OtterBox case?
Lots of cases that protect phones out there. I drop mine pretty frequently (it's almost a running joke here at the office) and I've never broken one.
I spent an entire ride home from the mall fuming mad at my nephew for dropping and breaking his. Then as I was getting out of the car I dropped mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ughmahedhurtz
Hehe..yes.. i have one. But it makes the phone bulky! I'm looking forward to not "needing" a thick, hard case!Quote:
Originally Posted by luxlunae
The funny thing is, if you get a ruggedized version of these phones, it's basically the same bulk as a good protective case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyonheart
Here is a new OLED and this one is only $8999.
Near the bottom it says with special glasses two people can be watching two different HD shows at once. I wonder whats up with that?
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/slidesho...atures#slide=4
http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/KN55S9CAFXZA
Ok, I'm a novice at the monitor department. What's so amazing about the OLEDs?
Well the main thing was they are not backlit, so blacks on an OLED are actually black, giving you truest colors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mosg2
But they are very costly and because of that they are cramming so many features into each, I cant tell whats what now.