Samsung and LG prove that the world of OLED TV is not necessarily flat
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Three of LG's new 55-inch EA9800 curved OLED TV were positioned before a sign introducing them as the world's first curved OLED TVs
The EA9800 benefits from the company's proprietary WRGB technology and Color Refiner previously seen in LG's flat-panel OLED TV
CINEMA 3D passive technology is supported, and LG says that a narrow bezel and Smart Touch Controls (located below the screen) ensure distraction-free viewing
LG's 55-inch curved OLED TV is constructed from lightweight-but-strong carbon fiber reinforced plastic and is described as being about the same thickness as three credit cards
LG's 55-inch EA9800 model features what's described as a gentle inward flex that's said to place the entire screen surface at equal distance from the viewer's eyes to eliminate screen edge distortion and loss of detail
Samsung's not saying a great deal about its Curved OLED TV, expect to confirm that it's 1080p and that the curvy panel offers viewers the same image quality from any angle
Samsung's Curved OLED TV attracting a lot of attention in Las Vegas
Seeing is believing – Samsung's new curved OLED TV at CES 2013
Seeing is believing – Samsung's new curved OLED TV at CES 2013
Samsung says that its technology creates a panorama-effect, surrounding the viewer with captivating scenes from nature or vast landscapes
LG (main) and Samsung (inset) have both unveiled curved 55-inch OLED TVs in Las Vegas, which are claimed to offer users a more immersive viewing experience
Article Summary
I was lucky enough to sample firsthand the incredible viewing experience offered by big screen OLED TVs at the IFA 2012 booth of consumer electronics giants LG and Samsung last year. Both companies have new models scheduled for commercial availability in early 2013 and both, it would appear, are claiming a world first at CES in Las Vegas this week ... each claiming to be first to debut a curved OLED TV.
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