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He kind of focuses on tvs, but this is relevant to monitor displays as well.
He is precise and methodical in his presentation, and extremely thorough. Looking at some of his other display reviews he brings up all sorts of details that are not obvious to the lay person. In that video I posted, he poured cold water on my hopes for hdmi 2.1 being in some of the 2018 tvs, answer he gave is that they will probably not be there yet. Still, he's a great reviewer.
EDIT: [speculation]
Just saw this article.
https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1509531763
That was back last year some time, but they reported that lg planned to release smaller oled tvs late 2019/early 2020. Let's hope it's around 2019, then we may finally have a perfect storm of alignments.
hdmi 2.1 for more bandwidth
40-49" oled tvs with vrr and 120Hz range for pcs. I had hoped 2018 was a possibility, but all signs are pointing to 2019 for the display stars to align.
He is precise and methodical in his presentation, and extremely thorough. Looking at some of his other display reviews he brings up all sorts of details that are not obvious to the lay person. In that video I posted, he poured cold water on my hopes for hdmi 2.1 being in some of the 2018 tvs, answer he gave is that they will probably not be there yet. Still, he's a great reviewer.
EDIT: [speculation]
Just saw this article.
https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1509531763
That was back last year some time, but they reported that lg planned to release smaller oled tvs late 2019/early 2020. Let's hope it's around 2019, then we may finally have a perfect storm of alignments.
hdmi 2.1 for more bandwidth
40-49" oled tvs with vrr and 120Hz range for pcs. I had hoped 2018 was a possibility, but all signs are pointing to 2019 for the display stars to align.
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