Evolution of Display Technology [1940 - 2020]

[@aweebontheinternet5508]

The most important evolution of mobile screens is that they scratch at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7

[@McLeodAl]

Hahahaa #jerryrigeverything

[@McLeodAl]

I do prefer high-resolution high refresh rate OLED screens though 😎

[@priyanshajmera8033]

hahahhahhaha

[@Cosplayinghuman]

@@McLeodAl basically you hate iPhones

[@Saluteme10288]

Glass is glass and glass breaks

[@TheFinalRevelation1]

I avoid watching your videos as soon as they are released. I find some spare time when I am relaxed and calm so that I can absorb all the information you share with us.

[@TheMR-777]

I do the same, but I was solving a Logical Problem in my Code, and got a little stressed. I opened KZbin, and got this released 5min earlier :),

[@DrDerpington]

And yet here you are...just too irresistible.

[@TheFinalRevelation1]

@Vaibhav to No, I am often working on my PC, so I cannot watch some videos there and then. This is one of my favorite channels, so I cannot skip them also.

[@BigBrex0124]

@Vaibhav to so what leave him alone and watch the video

[@Aa-ron01]

Same, his videos are like educational meditation 😂

[@e39purist89]

Even though this was a Xiaomi ad, I think you should have mentioned leaders in the mobile screen market like LG and Samsung which are the main outsourcing companies for mobile displays and the way they got there.

[@daksh2953]

like Xiaomi would let him

[@Cosplayinghuman]

LOL how do you think this will happen, if you see an apple iphone display ad you think they will mention display made by LG or Samsung??

[@e39purist89]

@@Cosplayinghuman Well his content is normally a full lesson a history, so it should have included that. But I guess my expectations were too high

[@Cosplayinghuman]

@@e39purist89 yeah basically supply chain doesn't matter

[@debu6157]

@@e39purist89 I guess he's just having a bad time, maybe in need of some money I'm pretty sure Dagogo wouldn't want to put out an advertisement video like this.

[@virtuallyreal7834]

A good xiaomi advertisement...didn't expect that , the real companies like Samsung,Sony and LG put a lot of handwork and research into making today's displays ...even a mention of them could be great

[@mikew1507]

This was just a Xiaomi ad video disguised as "information". So disappointed that Coldfusion would kowtow to the CCP this way...

[@TheRandompaint]

It is sponsored by them

[@virtuallyreal7834]

@@TheRandompaint its sponsored that doesn't mean you make it an advertisement

[@emilianozamora399]

@@mikew1507 tf is up with the paranoia in this comment section jesus christ how are people this crazy, they should just add s tinfoil hat emoji at this point it'd make life easier

[@TheFourthWinchester]

China stole the tech. So, its theirs now.

[@kimospeijer2938]

You missed the plasma displays that competed with the first lcd flat screens and that were outperforming lcd on every facet except power consumption.

[@CountDain7]

Yes! That was missed

[@deltakid0]

In the hurry to show this Huawei paid advertising he forgot that. This channel sucks.

[@KirbyWithHair]

@@deltakid0 Are you an idiot? Huawei isn't Xiaomi. Please do your homework before framing others.

[@cadencordell9717]

And Sony Trinitrons, I think he was just instructed to avoid talking about major modern competing brands

[@webgpu]

@@KirbyWithHair John you missed the point (you must be a kid, not mature yet to understand basic questions) It's not the brand that matters ("huahua-ey", "fukmi", whatever), it's the origin. they're both from china. Btw, "do your homework" ? pfft.. kids....

[@Steamrick]

Wow, that was very abridged on the technology part. I don't think you even got around to explaining that LCD needs a backlight while oled produces its own light.

[@calholli]

forgot plasma too... Really the point was just to get that embedded ad throughout the 2nd half of the video. He's literally talking to their marketing guy. lol

[@GypsumGeneration]

He didn't discuss plasma, or mention the incredible responsiveness of CRT which still outclasses all other display technologies.

[@zarkusminks3211]

Erm. I wouldn't say that, I'd happily argue that plasma also followed the crt with responsiveness, low to no input lag etc. Thats why I still own a plasma as my main TODAY! same bonuses of a crt with the bigger screen and higher resolution! Shame pioneer sold its kuro out to panasonic whom wasted the technology.

[@imranahmad2733]

I was hoping to see more display types mentioned like plasma, projection, led, etc, this was more of a commercial.

[@sensiblewheels]

Agreed. Also seemed very rushed, unlike this channel.

[@danielnistor1860]

@@sensiblewheels rushed ? how slow can you be wtf i had to watch it on speed x 2

[@Roobar_Plays]

This felt like a Xiomi commercial... Projectors? 3D displays? VR? Transparent display? Holographic?

[@fanban2926]

It is a commercial lol

[@Legion849]

It is a commercial only realised at the very end.

[@davethepants]

At around two thirds of the video, the ad aspect becomes really thick and unbearable. You also realize all the prior stuff was only chosen to build up to current tech employed by Xiaomi specifically.

[@kobalov1]

I don't mind commercials. as long as it's not from china. Screw china and suppression of their population by their government!

[@nikonfan2407]

I have a browser add-on that highlights the parts of videos that are sponsored as green. More than 30% of this video is highlighted. I still enjoyed it though

[@way2muchNFO]

Just came in here after watching computer chronicles from the early 80s just how much has changed is mind boggling! Here we go You are appreciated!

[@scottread]

Good vid until the Xiaomi extended infomercial...at which point i turned off.

[@kobalov1]

this whole video is china china china buying their influence. at least I hope Dagogo took some money from them for selling out 4thisvid, I love him as creator and hope he does well very much. He deserves reward for his hard work and great quality videos.

[@Dac_DT_MKD]

Why? The Xiaomi part was great.

[@CountDain7]

What infomercial?

[@TatsuyaShiba03]

The Xiaomi representative wasn't even promoting their brand. It was more of an in-depth look at the technology.

[@anonymoustroll1549]

@@TatsuyaShiba03 what was he talking about in depth?

[@HeavyRayne]

I feel like this was kinda light on info and explanations in some areas

[@markshiman5690]

It was. Unsubscribing.

[@mikew1507]

This was just a Xiaomi ad video disguised as "information". So disappointed that Coldfusion would kowtow to the CCP this way...

[@krmr]

99% Xiaomi + 1% Display Technology

[@TheConquesttintin]

This was a disappointment. On the other hand, this is the only video so far that I have not enjoyed :)

[@julienckjm7430]

What is wrong with that?? He has done many videos on other companies as well.

[@julienckjm7430]

@MLWATKK Is that an issue really??

[@julienckjm7430]

@@TheConquesttintin This channel is about learning how technology and companies using it have evolved over time. What is wrong with that?

[@krmr]

@@julienckjm7430 He has done many critical and in some cases positive portraits on companies, what he never done before is lending his channel to a company for product promotion.

[@ashish99311]

seems like promotion for xiaomi and not about title i.e display not expected!

[@Cosplayinghuman]

All phones have high refresh rate these days, if one phone out of 100 doesn't have, doesn't mean it's not there

[@debu6157]

I find something awfully wrong about this comment section too for some reason it feels like its full of fake comments.

[@Rbalaj1]

Disclaimer: This video is sponsored by Xiaomi, but all opinions are my own. check description

[@Cosplayinghuman]

@@debu6157 like what?

[@oksowhat]

dont be karen

[@Pete_1986]

This was not up to your usual standard. It felt like you glossed over the what was supposed to be the main subject of your video i n order to get to the Xiaomi "ad".

[@mikew1507]

This was just a Xiaomi ad video disguised as "information". So disappointed that Coldfusion would kowtow to the CCP this way...

[@aitoluxd]

@@mikew1507 🤡🤡🤡

[@fonkbadonk2957]

I wanted to write the same thing. Usually his videos are well researched and balanced, but he glossed over SO many technologies, companies, people and stepping stones just to quickly get to the ad half, that it REALLY stood out. I mean... there were notable predecessors to CRTs. Plasma not even appearing. Passive matrix was HUGE on notebooks for quite some time. But even when just emphasizing on LCD: TN/VA/other approaches to LCD screens - at least mention these things. Backlighting differences, especially regarding OLED. And so much more I kept thinking: "Surely he'll address that next" - but didn't. And also... a Chinese phone software "actively analyzing my screen activity" - LOOOOOOL! Yeah, THAT's what people crave! XD Imho this video should best be taken offline and quickly forgotten about. As much as I love Dagogo - this was probably one of his weakest works for years. (And I've been watching since there was another "s" in the channel name.) Next to no news to many, and too shallow for those who are young enough to have seen something new to them here.

[@eqhorse]

Very light on the tech, heavy on advertising. Definitely not this channels best video. Also, did you credit the video clip from the slow mo guys?

[@HedgehogStudios1]

This is the first video from this channel that I’ll be disliking for being both incomplete and an extended ad

[@mikew1507]

This was just a Xiaomi ad video disguised as "information". So disappointed that Coldfusion would kowtow to the CCP this way...

[@AmjadAbboud]

Yep, long time watcher here! Same for me! C'mon!

[@webgpu]

don't do that.... i watched the whole video, it's just a small part at the end that has an interview with a xiaomi exec. This video's content quality is the same as the others. Watch it!

[@recess7]

Same...

[@julienckjm7430]

This channel is about learning how technology and companies using it have evolved over time. What is wrong with that? He has done many videos on other companies as well, like Apple, Microsoft, Google,... Is there an issue when it comes to Chinese ones?

[@drharveyshahnam]

Love your videos but I feel this was a huge plug for Xiaomi. So a thumb down for you. My first ever on this channel

[@CessnaPilot99]

Same

[@hendrikroux4596]

has it not always been our principle in the western world of capitalism that the best will be the winner and as such it drives innovation and efficiency... or is it now not so anymore because we are not the winners anymore.. does that seems like fair play?

[@recess7]

Same

[@sushimamba4281]

The whole piece was an ad for Xiaomi.

[@E0572-e1n]

@@hendrikroux4596 dude the west not being the winner has nothing to do with people disliking this video. This was practically an ad in a video that was supposed to be a mini documentary.

[@deepak.rocks.]

Most of your videos are amazing and inspiring but this one is more of like a advertising of xiaomi

[@Karanaryal]

Such a straight forward promotional video.

[@apurvchoudharyy]

Le Xiaomi India: Infringe philips patents for communication.

[@SebbyD]

Don't sell out!!!...This video was everything that it was suppose to be, up to the point that you relinquished it to product placement.

[@CarthagoMike]

I don't mind an advertisement video, especially not a well made one, but some more clarity to the fact that it is basically a commercial for Xiaomi would have been nice.

[@sylvesterpalys417]

Anyone else feel like this video, with it's lackluster content, was made specifically to advertise xiaomi's second rate phones?

[@topend162]

Good job man. I am one of your old subscribers when you had under 50k subs. I am glad you reached up to this now. You will grow more bigger for sure.

[@theclownprinceofcrime8499]

A 14 minute Mi10T ad

[@mikew1507]

This was just a Xiaomi ad video disguised as "information". So disappointed that Coldfusion would kowtow to the CCP this way...

[@johnlopez6100]

Mr. D, thank you once again for an exquisite video. It was very informative, visually pleasing, and thoroughly entertaining. All in under fifteen minutes! Masterful!

[@quinnthompson]

I enjoy ColdFusion a lot; your channel is great! I took a brief look through the comments and many of them resonated with me. The evolution of display tech was incredibly brief in this video which I found unfortunate & really odd given how detailed your videos usually are.

[@TioDeive]

Dagogo you a brilliant and quite clever man, your vídeos are among the best on the internet, the quality of your content and soundtrack is outstanding. You don't need to make propaganda for the CCP, unwilling or not, you don't need to make ads for X...company. Please don't repeat this method again.

[@atakorkut5110]

I'm a little upset this was basically a commercial the whole video or at least most of it. First coldfusion I give a thumbs down too.

[@mikew1507]

Same here! This was just a Xiaomi ad video disguised as "information". So disappointed that Coldfusion would kowtow to the CCP this way... I guess money talks :(

[@atakorkut5110]

@@mikew1507 I guess so I never thought I would see this from him. A litteral commercial

[@atakorkut5110]

@@mikew1507 full length video all commercial

[@churlissh_7680]

So beautiful to see you almost at 3 million subs, finally the attention you deserve! Been here since 150k

[@tebellomokgomole772]

Did you ask him why Xiaomi has so many ads

[@Aryen567]

to uh advertise i think. not too sure on this one will check for you

[@Sting_ray]

@@Aryen567 I think he is asking why Xiaomi phones have so many ads built into the devices they sell, not why they advertise so much on other platforms. Why would I buy a product this is just going to steal my information and nonstop advertise to me?

[@Aryen567]

@@Sting_ray yeah I have a Xiaomi too and yeah it has ads. I think it's cause they want money? It's a bit annoying

[@Aryen567]

@@Sting_ray btw it's possible to turn them off I think I can't be bothered since it's insignificant to me and might as well let them make money off me do yeah if you have a Xiaomi I think you can just Google how to r smth

[@Trisrhdbdid]

I am typing this on my Xiaomi note 3. this was an expensive present from my dad. These bastards put ads everywhere, even in my freaking gallery ffs!

[@MrWaheedulHaque]

Quality video this is why you deserve every sub you have

[@AmalRaju97]

ColdFusion should not be an advertisement agency.

[@Channel8eight]

Was literally going to make a video about this in the next few months, thanks a lot ColdFusion

[@fuelvolts]

You could probably do it better.

[@Sting_ray]

Yeah, still make it bro! Different perspectives are always a benefit. Not to mention this video skipped over much of history to quickly get to the ad segment. Keep your integrity when you make it and don’t sell out to any company you talk about (you can have a sponsor, just not anyone trying to sell a display). I hope that you do make the video.

[@Channel8eight]

@@fuelvolts haha you really oversell me buddy, this video is really well done. I doubt I'd be able to do a better job !

[@Channel8eight]

@@Sting_ray thanks for that Brian, really appreciate it. I guess in the end everyone's opinion is always welcome, your comment has really encouraged me, I will definitely be working on that video soon 😃

[@ragilmalik]

This is a badly made video, so many inaccurate and missing information. Definitely not up to par with your regular videos. Usually i thumbed-up your videos before even watching them, but sorry, this is the first dislike ever for you.

[@recess7]

Me too. Been here for a while now

[@priyanshajmera8033]

This was just an advertisement c'mon we dont need that, I get it, but still..

[@aitoluxd]

And so fucking what?

[@YourMJK]

From an information standpoint this video was terrible. a) Actual history of technologies part is from 1:10 to 8:30 which is just 50% of the total video length! The rest is just an ad for a smartphone! b) It completely left out important technologies like plasma displays, the differences between backlit (LED LCD) and self emitting pixels (OLED), TN vs. IPS LCD types and didn't even talk about new future promising candidates like miniLED and microLED. c) Never once was the company LG or any other leading manufacturer and innovator in display technology mentioned.

[@gabrielkarczewski4453]

Looks like an ad for Xiaomi, makes quite common tech look like it’s exclusive to them

[@Mungobohne1]

Excuse me ?

[@MrDoItNice]

Agreed, this video took the piss. A high refresh rate and a f.lux clone isn't exactly groundbreaking isn't it

[@gabrielkarczewski4453]

​@@Mungobohne1for example, it's made to look like variable refresh rate is some kind of Xiaomi innovation. We've had AMD FreeSync, Nvidia G-Sync, VESA Adaptive Sync, HDMI VRR or Apple Pro Motion for years now.

[@Aryen567]

stating the obvious aint gonna help, just start flame wars in youtube comment so if thats what you want...

[@MeysamShojaeeNejad]

The more sponsored ... the less sophisticated. This video is basically an ad for Xiaomi!

[@webgpu]

Everyone: china is buying the world , china is buying the world, china is etc etc. ColdFusion: this video is brought to you by Xiaomi.

[@laurentiustoica5947]

This is such an underrated channel. Keep up the good work.

[@ishanpershetka2049]

Samsung makes those displays and they have the best ones for themselves.

[@ahsanshahzad47]

Yes bro, potato is right, he will not talk about Samsung or LG in this video because it is paid by Xiaomi. Btw Samsung has 90% of screens market share.

[@panathatube]

Samsung also makes LTPO displays. We had Xiaomi's honcho bashing at Samsung's foldables though LOL. As if they can make one right now.

[@ahsanshahzad47]

@@panathatube yes bro I forgot to mention that Samsung has the LTPO technology that is only available in Galaxy Note 20 Ultra & Galaxy Z fold 2

[@recess7]

Samsung and LG is a must when you're talking about display tech

[@tonylee9363]

@@ahsanshahzad47 That was ancient history

[@limweixuan7479]

Fed up by bots calling ccp for whatever reason, and no, Xiaomi is not Huawei. If you are Asian then probably you'll know. (I'm a Malaysian). and of course, this video is Xiaomi ad, but with educational info, so why not. it is important for him to support the channel

[@mojave5661]

this feels like you're just shilling xiaomi. also, anything above 60Hz is useless on a phone. my phone has a 90Hz display, but I turned it off. it's just a gimmick.

[@SHOWGAMER-]

For the average user tho

[@mojave5661]

@@SHOWGAMER- I don't consider myself an average user. but I still think it's stupid. it's not worth the extra battery drain

[@TRXST.ISSUES]

90+ looks and feels much better than 60Hz

[@mojave5661]

@@TRXST.ISSUES no it doesn't. maybe _slightly_

[@swagedoutswede]

Nah man i've got 120Hz on my Xperia 5 ii and I won't ever go back. The difference really is that huge

[@frostman9661]

Love your videos man! So well done!

[@mikewalters]

It is truly amazing how far the tech has come in such a short period of time

[@TEXAS2459]

JEEEZUZ CRST DAGOGO U HAVE DONE IT AGAIN!!!!!!!!! ANOTHER FKIN AMAZING DOCUMENT!! EPIC MY FRND JUST EPIC!!!! dang i user to have a walkman from RCA as recent as back in early 2000s

[@AnotherAnonymousMan]

Is this video a paid promotion? Not sure how I feel about this... 😕

[@Rbalaj1]

Disclaimer: This video is sponsored by Xiaomi, but all opinions are my own. check description

[@Aryen567]

the dude promoting Xiaomi probably talks about the progression of technology more than like oh look at this new phone so its a chill video

[@AnotherAnonymousMan]

@@Rbalaj1 Everyone knows the description message. My point was that making an educational video with a sponsor messege of the the same subject is a conflict of interest. Because you can't offer as much information as possible and be unbiased if conflicts with the sponsor message or undermines it. For example: where is the info on today's display tech or emerging future display tech in this video? It doesn't get mentioned to avoid undermining the promoted product. That's the conflict of interest here. It's not what is being said, it's what *isn't* .

[@AOSRoyal]

just let him make his money

[@circuit10]

Well it's still interesting so I don't mind that much

[@covingtonkua9404]

me crying studying this in my course (triple E student) The information is on point and refreshing! Keep up the good work! Love ur work very much

[@waqqashanafi]

I thought this was gonna be a Xiaomi advert... but the dude was pretty chill and unbiased.

[@Diego_i]

How "not biased" when he didnt cite none of the top screen manufacturers in the world? LG, Samsung, Kyocera, Toshiba, Sharp, BOE the ones that I know of. Xiami doesn't produce them, they acquire licenses of some technology developed by other screen companies.

[@deltakid0]

Yes, you right, this isn't Xiaomi ad but Apple's and now Huawei's. I can find this information or even better one in Ted-Ed or anywhere else. I got bored even when playing this at 2x

[@eherrmann01]

Top shelf content as always. Thanks Dagogo.

[@anomaious4o]

So I watched an ad at the start of the video, then one in the middle, one at the end and in between those I watched an add for Xiomi 🤦‍♂️

[@Aryen567]

if you watched the video, you can see that yeah Xiaomi is advertised but Dagogo uses this in a way to explain the future progression of technology like uh its not as bad or bad at all as you make it sound. pretty sure he could have picked any other company to analyse by reviewing their product but this way he has a correspondent who he can ask direct questions too and its a good way to earn revenue.

[@anomaious4o]

@@Aryen567 Don't get me wrong, I completely understand that we all need to eat and I have 0 problems with sponsored videos. All I'm saying is that if your video is basically an ad (which is a bit different than just a normal sponsored video), you can at least switch off the youtube ads...

[@calholli]

So you don't have adblocker and you're complaining about your ignorance... I'm sure its someone elses fault though.

[@anomaious4o]

@@calholli What a stupid sentence that was...

[@calholli]

@@anomaious4o I don't have your ad issue-- but i'm the stupid one. lol... I get it, the entire 2nd half of the video is just an embedded ad-- -he's literally talking to their marketing guy... Still, download adblocker plus dude,

[@Ben-ry1py]

I'm in favor of creators getting sponsorships to help pay the bills, but please don't compromise the quality and information of your videos for a sponsorship again. It was painfully obvious.

[@markshiman5690]

Video ends at 8:15, the rest is an ad for Chinese tech.

[@Will_JJHP]

Love your channel. Hope you're more discerning about who you choose to sponsor your channel in the future

[@AlansTechnical]

XAOMI GUY, WE WANNA, WE WANNA 9:19 ME: First Make the Phone Ad Free

[@Wolf_Spark]

u can do that, just google around on how to turn them off, i had my adds turned off, for almost a year now.

[@AlansTechnical]

@@Wolf_Spark I know, but, Imagine I pay for a phone for ads pop up everywhere. The Phone worth it

[@DarkOracleOfDeath]

What do you mean? I heard of this and I own a MIUI device for about 1 year. Before that I also had a Xiaomi, but it was an Android One device. I used this device on a daily basis and I haven't seen a single ad in the OS. There are some in the preinstalled software, but I don't use that anyway. I've other apps I rely on such as Google apps, so if there's an ad in the Xiaomi... Calendar app? Then I do not care, I use Google calendar anyway. That's an example, I really don't know where they pop up. Also, it could be region based, I live in the EU if that makes a difference and I have the stock MIUI12 vf ROM - I guess it was built by/for Vodafone, but the phone was purchased unlocked.

[@Wolf_Spark]

@@DarkOracleOfDeath they don't rly pop up in your face, they tend to show up when u use apps built by Xiaomi or when you install an app from Google, sometimes there's this security scan the phone does, during that scan you can see an ad in the middle of the screen. I'm also from Europe and I'm using a red mi note 5(ulocked for 2 years} on Miui 11. So the region doesn't rly matter.

[@AlansTechnical]

@@Wolf_Spark yes, some regions. because i have seen ads on basically all apps, when playing music, installing apps and shows security scan, their they shows ads, also some cleaner app, like that junks too. STILL I AM SAMSUNG FAN, but like xaomi features. ITS WORTH BUYING

[@superrane]

Keep up the great work, love your videos

[@craigdavidfox]

Your videos are usually impeccable in accuracy and well researched. This one i'm afraid you dropped the ball. Maybe keep these heavily sponsored and biassed ones for another channel.

[@martinda7446]

Absolutely - It was an awful attempt to cover display history. It talked gibberish about CRTs and completely missed out on decades of development and design on a wide range of display technologies - just ignored the lot. We got an ad for current mainstream consumer displays.

[@e11world]

Love your videos man. Thanks for your time and effort!

[@khoatran415]

So this is one big long ad disguised as content... Hope this won't be the norm!!!

[@jokubas3391]

it has an interview that has informative value.

[@brandon-22]

it's a theme of his videos that touch on China. Maybe he's cheap tool with decent reach.

[@jokubas3391]

@@brandon-22 bruh. consparicy theories here we go

[@haja3274]

@@jokubas3391 informative value? The only think i get from video is how great xomi is

[@jokubas3391]

@@haja3274 he explained problems and solutions, a view of foldable and display future.

Every time I watch a ColdFusion video I feel like going out and inventing something!

[@normanm11]

You conveniently left Samsung and LG out of the video, first time I don’t feel I’m watching something educational but an ad.

[@hullinstruments]

Good God I’m loving this more technical in-depth content. Would love to see you get more into electronics maybe even show us your electronics lab (if you have one), Show us some of your test equipment, and even start doing some tear downs. You obviously have the knowledge and interest for it.

[@coolbhes]

I am fan of this channel, until it decided to sell itself to China!

[@julienckjm7430]

This channel is about learning how technology and companies using it have evolved over time. What is wrong with that?

[@elonmusk255]

@@julienckjm7430 Do you really think LG, Samsung & Sony weren't worth mentioning in this "display evolution video"? The amount of work they had done on evolving display technology is way too much as compared to MI.

[@DesmondMiles333]

Wow, the new animation at the end of the video is just perfect. And that voice "You're watching Cold Fusion TV" still brings me chills.

[@gjpineda1580]

You should do a video on AMD. It's amazing how Lisa Su managed to turn this company around!

[@subz424]

Just look up @Coreteks in that case. He already made that video.

[@N0N0111]

Ow yeah, if the power of Lisa Su could also fix their huge software short coming support, i would buy their GPUs. But sadly it seems that she is not seriously concern about it which is a really sad, i am disappointed in her and the team on that.

[@srajeshtuladhar2416]

Another great informative video from Degogo 😁👍

[@United.]

Good Video

[@JameBlack]

*Cold

[@WarriorsPhoto]

Listening to the gentleman at the end speak about improving on older technology was inspiring. Since that means LCD and LED screens are still very good. Let's see what appears in the neat future. (:

[@WarriorsPhoto]

@@user-ez5qw8yc7s Um who is answering me here?

[@brianm3160]

Samsung is leading this revolution 🤩

[@bxr3983]

shhh, don't upset the CCP 😂

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Display colors evolution 1950s(monochrome):black and white 1970s(1st gen color):black,white,lime,fuchsia,azure and orange 1984:24 colors(2nd gen) 1989:60 colors(3rd gen) 1995:144 colors(4th gen) 2002:360 colors(5th gen) 2010:780 colors(6th gen) 2017:1294 colors(7th gen) Current:3000 colors(8th gen) Future:7236 colors(9th gen)

[@nerovanguard846]

This feels like a rushed video. Unlike other videos in the past, you actually missed some key information. Plasma displays were not even mentioned at all. The way multi touch has evolved was taken so clumsily and wasn't given much attention It would have been better if you focused on the history and evolution instead of your stupid paid ad by Xiaomi

[@pratikshanimbalkar8997]

This channel deserve way way way more subscribers than it has.

[@20_percent]

If you’re going through rough times, please don’t give up. Better times are coming ❤️

[@FactsFactoryDiscovery]

You have some of the most informative and cool videos on KZbin! Keep it up Dagogo!

[@praxisrebourne]

I am perfectly happy to see a Xiaomi sponsored video in one of my top favorite channels. However, one small gripe I have, Xiaomi doesn't actually manufacture or develop the technology for the screens, these will have come from either Tianma or Samsung, probably even LG also. Kudos to them for bringing a better approach to adaptive brightness control and pushing various reading modes, but this is not their credit for creating these awesome high-refresh rate displays. Before anyone get the idea of me not liking Xiaomi much, I have bought 4 Xiaomi phones with my own money in this lifetime. Compared to 1 Samsung, 1 Huawei and 3 Nokia phones.

[@treymichaelsofficial]

thank you for all the incredible videos and music .. you are a breathe of fresh air brudda 🎈

[@abhinavhimself]

Xiaomi Outsources The Display From Samsung, So....

[@kobalov1]

don't worry they will steal the tech in a timely manner and invest in other countries to spread their influence. like they do now on youtube aperently (this video is clearly a sponsored video)

[@recess7]

Lol I didn't heard he mention Samsung ONCE

[@astrumespanol]

Ah yes, a Sunday with Dagogo

[@thiscommetwastyped8695]

Samsung's *"Super" Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode* displays are my personal favorites !

[@debu6157]

Hey, this video felt more like an advertisement for Xiaomi, the video started off like a usual Coldfusion video but second half of the video just didn't seem like a normal Coldfusion video, I never expected one of my favorite channels would turn out videos which are advertisements for a company. :(

[@Aryen567]

if you watched the video, you can see that yeah Xiaomi is advertised but Dagogo uses this in a way to explain the future progression of technology like uh its not as bad or bad at all as you make it sound. pretty sure he could have picked any other company to analyse by reviewing their product but this way he has a correspondent who he can ask direct questions too and its a good way to earn revenue. like give the man a chance please life is hard and its not as bad as you portray it :(

[@debu6157]

@@Aryen567 The Xiaomi guy never really told anything useful like how the displays work or how they are achieving the high refresh rate(Maybe not allowed by the Company), he only said that high refresh rate is good,looks smooth blah blah ,which makes it look like an advertisement for Xiaomi, In Coldfusion's other video's he explains the tech and how it works too, you can see that in this video too but with the first part of it where he explains LED tech and CRT tech very nicely. Overall, I never said the video was bad, it just felt like an advert towards the end.

[@MrgRich-uz9bd]

U completely left out Plasma displays, any particular reason y?

[@adityajakhalekar1950]

An Australian channel getting a sponsor like Xiaomi from China. Nice. Anyway, great video, as always.

[@RobertPotter9]

Love the videos but I’m not going to watch one sponsored by a company like Xiaomi. It’s too complicit in human rights violations in Xinjiang. I’d consider sponsoring you work as an alternative.

[@markynio]

I just LOVER the "you're watching ColdFusion" voice

[@darkcrox]

I want ink ereader with -high- fast refresh rate

[@kobalov1]

you have no clue sorry, the whole entire point of e-ink is that it DOESNT refresh.. thats the whole point, once you draw a picture it doesn't need any energy as it doesn't refresh as long as page doesn't change, thats why you can read a book and stay on 1 frame for 5minutes and no energy is used....

[@darkcrox]

@@kobalov1 yup I know. for reading document or novel then it's fine. but reading comic/manga... seriously kinda annoying 😅

[@anand.suralkar]

It would be difficult as fuck

[@circuit10]

@@kobalov1 It does refresh, just not very often

[@brandon-22]

i want to read my books in uhd and 144hz

[@Dfm_Sushil]

Cold fusion always makes great video.

[@smashedpotato278]

would love to watch your videos on topics like Nano Technology and Graphene. You have already made videos on these topics but there had been new advancements and research in those fields since then.

[@zachariahstovall1744]

New cold fusion means my day is good no matter what

[@Anuj-ew7mv]

This video is brought you by "Chinese company xiaomi" and...

[@davethepants]

Xiaomi also doesn't even strike me as a particularly innovative company. More of the "make stuff from three years ago, cheaper" the Chinese excel at

[@alybe1801]

Imagine showing one of our AMOLED Displays we have now everywhere to someone in the past that had a CRT TV. They would absolutely just lose their mind thinking we're tricking them or something but they would not believe we have accomplished something so powerful, great, magical and marvelous 📱

[@heinekhalwin8735]

Too early to say something clever.

[@easeone420]

Too late to say something profound.

[@nathanielwoodbury2692]

@@easeone420 but yet both these comments were quite clever 😪

[@ashj_2088]

That's what she said I'll um show myself out

[@tinyblackmage]

It’s my first time feeling disappointed with a ColdFusion video ☹️ Xiaomi’s features are not even impressive, it’s just a generic android phone. Feels more like an Infomercial than the usual high quality educational video that this channel outputs

[@danielma179]

Is that Xiaomi technology special tho? i feel like any phone that is showing a still image won't be refreshing that image 60 or 80 times a second

[@nerovanguard846]

Almost all phones with higher refresh rate can do adaptive refresh rates. The ROG Phone 3, Galaxy Note20 Ultra and others do it too, Xiaomi isn't special. This is just a stupid ad. He's literally talking to Xiaomi's *marketing* lead

[@fmkhan213]

It's high time Netflix, Amazon or KZbin picks ColdFusion as an Original series and bring Dagogo the respect and attention he deserves!

[@halim_Ha]

When you get notification from coldfusion you know that is a good day

[@TheKlappers]

Everyday is a good day! And thanks for some clarity of things

[@thatflatdude4451]

Always great content. Thank you for sharing ❤️. Ima put the story of iPhone on watch later.

[@CessnaPilot99]

Chinese propaganda advertising masked as a informational video. I thought coldfusion was better than this...what a let down

[@alexionescu4017]

Very interesting and Very good technical explanation.

[@ganesang5537]

Fix the title, Dagogo! Evolution of Xiaomi display technology with itsy bitsy history.

[@Homiloko2]

Congratulations you just watched a 14-minute ad