produce and you've got a color volume that is unprecedented in the consumer space that's why they look more lifelike more lively and often more red to the extent that i think we could probably pick out a cutie outlet out of a lineup just based on their warmer look but who cares how good it looks if it's just going to burn in right that's a valid concern but honestly i'm not too worried remember the bit about how much more light efficient these displays are well that means that the emitters don't have to be driven with as much voltage for the same brightness which should give them a longer lifespan unfortunately samsung display would not quote us specific image retention expectations but here's what we do know number one in addition to the prevention techniques that are found on conventional oleds these new panels have real-time image sticking compensation so it's basically like the program that i ran on my NUMBER_TOKEN inch cNUMBER_TOKEN except that it works on a pixel by pixel basis in real time so there's no user intervention required and since it's continuous it could extend the lifetime of the display beyond one that relies on a manual process and number two they're making gaming monitors which means that they are clearly damn confident that our start menus aren't going to be stuck on them after a few months we got to see a curved NUMBER_TOKEN-inch ultra wide alienware display equipped with a samsung display qd oled panel that made the local dimming lcd beside it look absolutely stupid g-sync ultimate oled's instantaneous pixel response times and a NUMBER_TOKENhz refresh rate come together to create what has a good chance of being the new god of gaming monitors it even has rgb or well all monitors have rgb on the front it has it on the back as well so get subscribed for a full review of that but do we think everyone should rush out and buy one of these next-gen displays when they launch in early NUMBER_TOKEN. that depends and yes i give these displays high praise for days but that was in the context of a side-by-side comparison that was obviously curated by samsung display since they flew us down here to see it and sponsored this video and yeah a qned mini led or a w oled might look like it's from the stone age next to a cutie oled but the reality of it is if you were to walk into your friend's living room and see that same qnet mini led tv you'd probably be really impressed with it i sure was when i first saw one if i had to quantify it i'd say that these new units are NUMBER_TOKEN to NUMBER_TOKEN percent better than the w o leads that we have today depending on how you score them by the way i didn't even mention they can do NUMBER_TOKENk NUMBER_TOKEN hertz on the tvs but the issue is you can count on paying a premium for all that extra shine overall we don't know how much that is so whether you buy one or not innovation and competition in the oled space the penetration of oled into the gaming monitor space and the ability for creators to more articulately communicate their vision to audiences gives me anything but the blues for the future oh i get it the blues
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