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Old 08-24-2012, 01:50 AM
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Every single one of those that friends bought (employee discounts, etc)....are DEAD now.
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Since you are an industry insider, I appreciate your confirming my fears and comments. Beside the burn-in problem I saw on the Samsung AMOLED cell phone (it was a Galaxy S3), I noticed that that display (as well as another AMOLED phone a friend owns) has a serious blue-green tint to it, and I saw comments online that say the blue-green tint is part of an attempt to compensate for the OLED display colors getting weaker as time goes by.

I am sorry to hear that those Sony sets lasted such a short time period. They were also available in the USA for a high price.

I also have a Samsung LED-backlit LCD TV, and it has a wonderful picture with true black on the screen between scenes.
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