Welcome to Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013. Our trip to the show this year is
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Lynxys. Welcome to the LG booth where they have behind me a basically
production model OLED 55 in TV. They're
already taking pre-orders for this in Korea and it's expected to be available
in North America sometime around March. It's not going to be cheap, okay? So,
it's going to be about $12,000. So, you know, yeah, bling bling
and all that, but you do get all the benefits that come along with OLED. That
is the deeper blacks, brighter whites, so better contrast ratio, the fact that
the response times are significantly reduced, and of course, the more vibrant
colors. One of the other advantages of OLED is that there are fewer layers that
need to be stacked together, which means they can actually take the TVs and make
them thinner. The TV behind me has an extremely slim bezel and weighs only 20
lb. And I am now going to show you guys something that was kind of hidden from
you before. I'd like the whole crew to shift a little bit to stage left. There
is an actual TV that was right behind me the whole time, and I'm willing to bet a
hundred bucks right now that you didn't even see it there.
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