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Panasonic TH-50PX75U 50-inch HD Plasma TV

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The most impressive improvement is in contrast, which happens to be the most important characteristic for top image quality. Unlike any present-day plasma or LED LCD, the OLED can completely shut off light emissions on a per-pixel basis. The result, in theory, is an undying contrast ratio. However, marketing guys like numbers, so you will see them in 80,000,000:1 range or higher. This upswing will be immediately noticeable in a dark viewing environment, but not in stores such as Best Buy that are lit up like Christmas trees.

In besides to perfect jet-black blacks against bright whites and vibrant colors, the OLEDs have other discriminating performance attributes. Motion blur is non-existent due to a response time measured in fractions of a microsecond (millionths of a subordinate). By comparison, LED LCDs are measured in the number of milliseconds (thousandths of a second).

OLEDs are emissive displays, like plasmas and CRTs. Because of this, OLEDs have a intimate perfect 180-degree viewing angle without the color shift or contrast reduction seen on every LCD and LED LCD.

Source: msnbc.com

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