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Now if it used eye tracking to dynamically set its tilt and its screen bend radius for optimal position while in use - adjusting and locking it on demand, that would really be a pretty cool feature... but yes, not for an extra $2k. An elite model for perhaps +$300 though.
Very unlikely. Afaik they have been saying 30% increase in brightness which would be most appreciated on the smaller sizes that max out at about 720 nits. Whether it does that only for smaller window sizes or also larger ones is unknown.
Pretty much what I expected. Motorized bending and niche appeal = expensive concept product. I hope we get fixed bend models next year that are less expensive.
https://daily.hankooki.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=876523
From google translate:
"LG Display is said to have plans to produce 32-inch OLED panels as well. With the 27-inch, the possibility of entering production from the fourth quarter of this year has increased. A medium-sized panel can absorb game demand while having the advantages of a TV. As early as next month, LG Display's W-OLED lineup will expand from 27 inches to 97 inches."
Looks like we may soon need a 32 inch OLED master thread
While I agree with the sentiment, I really love the 42” size of the C2. I had a nice 32” 4K display previously and thought it was enough, but the 42” has really grown on me. I wouldn’t want it any larger though! I feel it’s at the upper limit of an ideal display size for desktop use. 32” definitely feels a bit cramped now - I wouldn’t want to go back to it even if offered in an OLED panel. Perhaps something like 36” to 40” would work, but 32” just isn’t enough anymore, at least for me.
42" 4k is a huge step up in immersion from 32" 4k for PC gaming. I was actually blown away. The PPI difference is really subtle.
If used as a static/fixed image display 24/7, yes.
Not trying to be a jerk but this question has been answered a thousand times.
what about the windows task bar? do you have a photo of your windows task bar today?
I have been hiding my task bar for 20 years, I find it gives more space regardless of monitor size.
okay, for those who don't like to hide our task bar, what then? what would happen to the OLED screen after a year or longer
How many hours are you using your oled per day?I never hid my task bar and never had any burn in. 5 years of use the c55 and several months of the c2 42 use. The only anti burn in measure I run is no wallpaper. I even stopped turning the display off when I leave the PC for 30-40 minutes. No burn in. Just dont unplug it.
Edit: Also no icons.
You might get burn in, you might not. But it's definitely the most static thing on screen in Windows so also the most likely thing to burn in.
I am using a very good 43" LED from Viewsonic, but it's quite possible someone is buying mine, so I might as well switch over to OLED.
It may stay on for 6 hours straight easily. It can go up to 10 or down to 1.5 hour of use per day. I also did 12+ hours non stop benchmarking with static on screen content without any permanent burn-in consequences. Even though that was on the c55, I think the same applies to the c2 42.
Lol, that's a funny analogy re: women. (OK I'm sure women will say it applies to men too, so no one accuse me of being sexist!)
So LG has had years to refine them, and we (owners) have had years of using them to discover any flaws like that. The C2 is the result of years of honing the process and improving things (new EVO panel, updated SoC, etc.). So you're not buying into new tech; quite the opposite, really. And it's not like Philips was ever known for having high-end TVs or monitors, so I wasn't shocked that they cut some corners on that monitor you're referencing. That was an unfortunate case, for sure.
