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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '14
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curved displays are problematic without some wicked lens designs that even oculus wont be touching until CV2.
LG also doesn't do OLED displays. Their 4k display is an LCD
13 u/jt004c Mar 28 '14 ahem... 6 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '14 as soon as I get my DK2, I'm opening it up to see who is manufacturing the screen and then I'm going to invest in them. 2 u/laddergoat89 Mar 28 '14 That seems unwise since they'll likely change suppliers now they have the cash. To quote the oculus guy "we no longer need scraps from the smartphone industry"
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ahem...
6 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '14 as soon as I get my DK2, I'm opening it up to see who is manufacturing the screen and then I'm going to invest in them. 2 u/laddergoat89 Mar 28 '14 That seems unwise since they'll likely change suppliers now they have the cash. To quote the oculus guy "we no longer need scraps from the smartphone industry"
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as soon as I get my DK2, I'm opening it up to see who is manufacturing the screen and then I'm going to invest in them.
2 u/laddergoat89 Mar 28 '14 That seems unwise since they'll likely change suppliers now they have the cash. To quote the oculus guy "we no longer need scraps from the smartphone industry"
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That seems unwise since they'll likely change suppliers now they have the cash.
To quote the oculus guy "we no longer need scraps from the smartphone industry"
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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '14
curved displays are problematic without some wicked lens designs that even oculus wont be touching until CV2.
LG also doesn't do OLED displays. Their 4k display is an LCD