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Color me surprised, as I had no idea Toshiba was even interested in OLED, nor are they ubiquitous in the display scene. While it is great to see another player join Panasonic, Philips, Sony, and LG in bringing the technology to more people, it should be noted that their X97 set is only slated for release in the UK and Europe. Hopefully, a US version is on the table, especially when you consider Toshiba’s claim of an input lag of less than 1ms. Users on AVS Forum report that LG’s 2017 models have an input lag of 21ms.
Toshiba's been a little quiet in the TV game over the past few years, but the company hopes that'll change with the introduction of its first OLED model, the 65-inch X97. In addition to that core panel technology, the X97 has a 4K/UHD resolution – as you'd expect – but there's been no mention of HDR (high dynamic range) support from Tosh as yet. This is also one for gamers to keep an eye on, as Tosh claims an input lag of less than 1ms. Call of Duty WW2 on a 65-inch OLED is, quite frankly, the stuff of which FPS dreams are made.
Toshiba's been a little quiet in the TV game over the past few years, but the company hopes that'll change with the introduction of its first OLED model, the 65-inch X97. In addition to that core panel technology, the X97 has a 4K/UHD resolution – as you'd expect – but there's been no mention of HDR (high dynamic range) support from Tosh as yet. This is also one for gamers to keep an eye on, as Tosh claims an input lag of less than 1ms. Call of Duty WW2 on a 65-inch OLED is, quite frankly, the stuff of which FPS dreams are made.
