OLEDbros

You know that good CRTs can scale pretty high. Friend of mine runs a custom resolution of 2560x1600.
For me it's 1024x768 as I have a 4:3 one. Having high framerates, no ghosting or motion blur is better than modern monitors, for now.

Yes but we are talking about TVs here.

>OLED Switch is already outdated the year it comes out
Like pottery

>No ghosting
>No motion blur
>High framerate

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based, don't let the crtlet copefags get to you brother

I don't get it. What's that particular frame supposed to look like? You posted a tiny image where all you can really see is that one is brighter than the other. You're not some retard that thinks brightness = picture quality, are you?

You realize QLED was Samsungs cope for not ever producing OLEDS and has been around for as long as OLED has? If you think this is some new special thing then you're an idiot. It's just a LCD with fancy backlighting. OLED is still better and always was.

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>ULMB
>perfect
Maybe the latest viewsonic 240hz is as close as you will get to CRT but people report headaches from lower framerates.
Most ULMB is trash. DYAC is decent but you're still limited by LCDs.

CRT at anything under 85hz also looks like ass.

Oled screens are pretty comfy

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do new oled screens still burn and fade like the older models? my s7 screen has a yellow tinge and it slightly annoys me

your ancient hardware is not better than modern hardware. hipster.