Key advantage OLED Televisions

Superior Picture Quality
With more vivid, lifelike colors, better representation of fast action video, wider viewing angels, and much higher contrast ratios, Organic light emitting diode Tvs dramatically enhance the viewing experience. Ech frame is sharp, ech detail pops! Thats because this display technology naturally refresh up to a thousand times faster than an LCD. Their color gamut can exceed NTSC standards. And this displays feature almost 180 degree viewing angle and in inherent contrast ratio of > 1.000.000:1.

High Efficiency
This display technology use power more efficiently than existing LCD and PDP HDTVs. With Tvs getting larger, they are becoming an increasingly energy intensive consumer of electricity. Purchasing power efficient Tvs will save money and critical energy resources.

Very thin
Much thinner and lighter weight than existing PDPs and LCDs, this displays can be the thickness of a pane of glass, and with gains made in flexible electronics could get even thinner. They can also be lightweight enough so that even large OLED screens will be easily moved or hung on the wall.

Cost effective
While the first Organic displays hitting the market today are expensive, those prices will fall dramatically as the technology matures and volume ramps. Ultimately, OLED televisions will prove more cost effective because they require fewer materials and fewer processing steps than LCDs and PDPs.

Sony Crystal LED Display
The true LED TV LOL
The “Crystal LED Display” is a self-emitting display that uses Sony’s unique methods to mount ultrafine LEDs in each of the Red-Green-Blue (RGB) colors, equivalent to the number of pixels (approximately six-million LEDs for Full HD
http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Press/20...005E/index.html

Sony join the OLED TV market
Sony and Panasonic to Collaborate on the Joint Development of Next Generation OLED Panels for TVs/Large-sized Displays
http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Press/20...625E/index.html

Rather than actively creating light, the quantum dot films developed by Nanosys effectively work like a phosphor. When exposed to blue emission provided by a phosphor-less gallium nitride LED backlight, the dots produce narrow-linewidth red and green light, which can be combined with the original blue emission to generate a high-quality white backlight.

55 inch OLED-Tv 55EM9600

Resolution: 1080p Full HD (perhaps 4K better) 
Contrast ratio: 100.000.000:1
Refresh rate: less than 0.1 microseconds
Panel depth: 4mm
Weight: 16.5 pounds
3D Ready
2D Ready
Triple XD engine

Samsung is pioneering this effort, but there are still some issues for OLED to appear on big TV screen, hence I doubt "real" commercial version anytime before 2013

At this point in time, they are all in prototype, still quite a bit of advancement needed, till then the manufacture would cash in on LED and Plasma

Thus far the best picture display is still CRT, unfortunately its bulky and not environment friendly.

The closest to CRT would be SED and FED, thanks to canon for this.

Lets see, how it progresses...

crt vs lcd/led/plasma, i guess we will only know if someone have compared them using 1080p crt...... interesting subject, should research a bit

My Eyes Orgasmed When I Saw the Samsung Super OLED TV

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The first thing your brain realizes after your eyes recover from the explosive eyegasm is that the picture looks like it's floating in mid air. That's because the bezel is supermodel-who's-not-eaten-in-weeks thin, essentially unnoticeable, letting your picture appear frameless. The blacks are darker than night, the colors are deliciously vivid and to be honest, it looks better than real life. It's the best thing my eyes have ever seen. I want this in my living room so much I seriously considered the legal ramifications if I somehow stole it.

When it's out sometime in 2012, the 55-inch TV will be full 3D and powered by multiple cores. Oh god, I can't wait.    

is this a new tech for tv's???

Be it OLED or Crystal-LED they have self emitting pixel , and therefore susceptible to burn-in.

I do not think LCD will be replaced as a desktop monitor, but perhaps for HDTV.

berapa million ni klau dlm market.. :/

not dead pixel lar.. its about uneven pixel aging.

LCD pixel doesnt emit light so they wont  AGE .

I think Laser TV will have the advantage in price and size, but we will see ...

Plasma uses heated gases to light up the phosphor, laser TV uses laser.

I think this is the one LPD (Laser Phosphor Display) by PRYSM.

http://apgdisplays.com/sales/av-products/prysm-lpd-tiles/

It look bulky to me has to be set-up inwall to look nice, I think just available in industries markets and no info on consumer market yet.