Eyes-on with Samsung's 31-inch and 14-inch OLED TVs -- take that Sony

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NewGuy @ Jan 9th 2008 2:06PM

I know the point of these OLEDs are better picture, contrast, and all that jazz, but the industrial designers seem to be hung up over the fact that they are so thin. What happens when these make it to the production line? Don't the guts have to be hidden behind the display like on any ordinary flat panel for wall-mounting? Who wants a flat panel with a brick underneath?

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Joe Maki @ Jan 9th 2008 2:10PM

By the time these go into production wireless connection between the box and display will be standard (I hope).

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NewGuy @ Jan 9th 2008 2:47PM

And wouldn't that just make Monster's day?

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joe @ Jan 9th 2008 3:49PM

This is a direct response to the Sony 11" unit. Sony made it thin so Samsung showed a thin demo unit.

Your right, there is no point it's only for show.

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