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This new super-bright 500 nit 'inkjet' tech promises to fix OLED's full-screen brightness limitation
Ignoring the teensy tiny issue of burn-in , there's one remaining limitation afflicting large OLED displays including PC monitors. Yup, it's full-screen brightness.
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A new OLED panel technology capable of delivering a full-screen brightness of 500 nits has been announced, aiming to overcome the brightness limitation of large OLED displays. The panels are produced by Chinese manufacturer TCL CSOT and are based on technology originally developed by the now‑defunct Japanese OLED specialist JOLED. The first PC monitor using TCL CSOT’s inkjet‑print OLED panel was released by MSI, and the newly announced generation of the inkjet‑based panels is described as significantly brighter than the earlier version.
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