I me to tell you is not to Toshiba about organelle Japan is only now Chinese and building Malaysia 🤔

All of standard TV work with Google is limited edition hardware software only 2 MB memory 16 MB storage and half of this is go to operating system not stronger GPU CPU only model for game the price is double and he's old WiFi 100Mgs if it's not the model for game the screen is limited 60 120 HRZ or 120 144 HRZ pnel to game dish channel is price double

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Burning still problem for OLED Tv. Not any brand give warranty for it. Yeah the view Oled is perfect. But burning still concerning

Once you go OLED you don’t go back to LCD/LED. You can’t beat perfect black with pixel level dimming and light control.

@@marvindiyco2377 LCD technology as of today still has limitations that I’m not willing to deal with. Bad off angle viewing, haloing, blooming just to name a few are deal breakers for me.

It’s because you haven’t experienced the new Mini Led. I bought the LG 65CX a while ago, whenever you see a full screen white scene, or especially yellow scene. The whole screen brightness suffers, and it’s so obvious that the brightness of the screen has fluctuated considerably to the content what’s it’s displaying. It’s so annoying. If I’m paying that much money and I want to see a seashore that’s bright like a daylight I can’t? That’s bull s. Then I bought the samsung 8k mini LED. Not a single time it failed my expectations. It’s blinding bright, all colours, bright, vivid because it uses quantum dots. Black is same level deep. I never see the blooming unless I put my face on the side of the tv and look for it. At the central point maybe they have a filter or something, I see no blooming. Also bear in mind your eyes are full of water, so naturally it has a bit blooming. Samsung did research about this and reduce the blooming to the point it match human eyes so virtually we can’t distinguish between the tv blooming or our eyes blooming. Another thing is colour volume, it’s not just black is matter in a picture. How the colour POP is also depends on the luminance of the colour, that’s why a dim red looks worse than a bright red no matter how black the TV is capable to create, you’re missing out on a vivid colourful experience just because you holding on to the point you have nice black? If you buy your TV to see only the black then probably you should turn it off. Then it’s perfect black isn’t it 😊

@@ThangTran-tg6rm that’s awesome for you. I’m glad you’re satisfied with your LCD tv. I have two OLEDs, a C9 and a C2 and there is no way I’ll be going back to an inferior technology anytime soon.