Micro-LED TV: Next Stop, Your Living Room?

[@ez_ridah]

What about tandem OLED like in the m4 iPads? Could that be scaled up to TVs?

[@loudryka]

For double the price

[@Marco-cz7rb]

@@loudryka would be pretty sick

[@maxime_simard]

@@loudryka Probably more than double since that would require very special machinery to pull at the scale of a TV

[@nicolasdujarrier]

I think that the 1st step will be to get large size RGB OLED TV which may start to happen somwhere between 2026 - 2030 as many OLED manufacturer (Samsung, BOE, LG,…) are either building or planning gen 8.5 manufacturing fabs. As it may add additional cost, then as a 2nd step, I would think that LTPO, tandem-stack, polarizer-less,… technologies may gradually be added for differentiation but my guess would be more likely 2028 - 2035 timeframe… Just a hunch based on news on oled-info website…

[@StuartQuinn]

​@@loudryka still cheaper than micro LED.

[@supermanifolds]

I used to dream of micro led but honestly they’ve made OLEDs so good now I’m ok waiting however long it takes

[@virtualpilgrim8645]

Mr. Dennison hinted at tariffs at the end of this video. This will jack up the prices on foreign imports.

[@nubix42]

Yup. It's why I went ahead and bought an LG G4 last month instead of waiting till 2025 to replace my old LG B6

[@anthobee]

15:07 can’t wait for micro led TVs in 2015

[@michaelwyckoff8121]

2025 to 2035

[@ArmadilloGodzilla]

1:11

[@tfratello]

i think you may have transposed numbers and meant to type 2051 ;-)

[@pieflies]

I’m amazed at the micro LED stuff we already have, even if it’s not scalable. It’s crazy how small and close together those LEDs are.

[@NoWay1969]

Sharp used to make some phenomenal entry-level CRTs back in the day.

[@garvinp6331]

I am honestly surprised there hasn't been any theaters with microled display

[@michaeldee3380]

Maybe MicroLEDs aren't suitable for theaters? I am still not convinced they are right for dark room viewing.

[@badpuppy3]

@@michaeldee3380 Isn't the Sphere in Las Vegas basically a giant MIcroLED Screen?

[@Fr3akyFrapz]

there is and it have been for a while now search micro led cinema ez to find on youtube.

[@freshboyfab]

@@michaeldee3380 MicroLED is already a standard in theaters and it’s considered the best theatrical viewing experience. Also, MicroLED cinema is around six times brighter than Dolby Cinema. The name of MicroLED screenings are called “Onyx Cinema”. Samsung created the standard.

[@djnes2k7]

Cost. With ticket sales in the toilet and movies in general regularly performing poorly. It’s hard to make the case for it

[@Supperconductor]

I got my LG C3 77" OLED earlier this year for a great price (thanks to your recommendations). In our fully light controlled media room, I want for nothing.

[@ArmadilloGodzilla]

Maybe a lack of burn in?

[@MrFissure13]

On to my third panel replacement LG. Watch out for the burn in

[@JaneDane5385]

c1 user here. its on at least 8-10 hours a day. at times left on for days at a time. no burn in what so ever. guess I'm just lucky.

[@curtisbme]

@@JaneDane5385 These people are either just trolls or folks who play the same game, with static elements, or watch "news" programs with solid bars for hours on end every day. Most of them are just trolls who bought LCD and seem to associate their purchase choice with their self worth.

[@earthoid]

One advantage of being old with glaucoma is that my old LED backlit TV looks spectacular to my eyes. No upgrades needed!

[@michaelpoger6662]

My Samsung TU 7000 just will not die. It’s still looks great. I’m afraid I’ll never get a new TV because it’s hard to justify replacing something that isn’t broken in this economy.

[@toubeelo1979]

True. I would only upgrade if you watch a lot of movies and tv shows in 4k.

[@dylankirkpatrick9522]

Which would be the best technology for motion resolution? CRT and plasma were great in this regard, hoping one of these technologies can be better than what we have now for motion resolution

[@mexdrago3009]

They keep forgetting about motion. Lgc1 had 120hz rolling scan bfi, and no other lg oled have it.

[@logicwins3492]

I'm happy we have WHVA tech coming to LED TVs soon. Viewing angles will no longer be an issue for LED TVs. Plenty of great innovations coming to Mini-LED TVs to get excited about!

[@earthzero7]

Tabun...

[@TheCactuar124]

@@earthzero7 No serious Japanese learner uses romaji. Best to stop relying on it.

[@eiksman]

careful man it will not be that great

[@connormcnicol-day3128]

It's literally the TV equivalent of a concept car. Just shows what TV makers can do, but unfortunately unable to produce to the masses.

[@michaelkaiser5994]

Thank you Caleb for your Sansui unboxing video. It was on sale at Walmart for $599 on Black Friday and I jumped on it. Don’t know how it compares to the other brands but I couldn’t be more pleased with the picture quality.

[@pnketia]

Honestly I would be perfectly happy with a 100 inch Sony Bravia 9 in my home!

[@shanew7361]

I agree, I love my Sony Bravia B9 75 inch.

[@rahulvx2]

I was just researching Micro - LEDs last night haha. The timing of this video could not have been more perfect! I really do hope Micro - LEDs become a viable option for the average consumer. It really is the best display technology.

[@alxking1901]

I have a 42in C2 in my truck and I have to say even uncalibrated that I do love gaming and movies on it. Also using a $200 Walmart ONN Blast 5.1.2 virtual surround and atmos and it ALSO sounds great in this truck. I don’t see myself going back to LED anytime soon! I’d love to see tech evolve and it’s been incredible what’s happened in the last 25 years or so that I’ve been an active participant in it. Have a great time next month at CES and I look forward to seeing the new tvs and such at my nearest Best Buy or home theater gear store sometime in the future.

[@bushgreen260]

What about plasmonic OLED?

[@Shooter1812]

Thanks for this video. I bought my 85 inch Sony in 2018. At the time, the micro-LEDs were in the news, and I thought my new Sony would survive until they hit the market. Now, I’m thinking the latest Sony 98 inch tech will be my next TV.

[@NextNate03]

Why are tvs (and everything else) going to get a price increase next year? 25+ percent Tariffs.

[@neo4102]

if from china -

[@GenX_in_the_wild]

TVs are actually super cheap.. In comparison to normal living costs exploding the last years..

[@alanschmitt9865]

@@neo4102Trump has said there will be a universal tariff, though supposedly at a lower rate than what he wants to place on China, Mexico, and Canada.

[@NextNate03]

@@neo4102 Almost everything is made in China. @GenX_in_the_wild Reason that they are super cheap is because they are made in china and have very low build quilty when comparing to Sony, LG, and/or SamSung. You get what you pay for and they won't last that long either.

[@hectorj.romanp.]

Do you mean tariffs?

[@kenhbeach]

Obviously. I'm very much hoping Caleb will ask manufacturers at CES how quickly prices will go up when Trump moves forward with tariffs. And will tariffs apply to 2024 models?

[@prashank]

Oled will get more expensive?!? It needs to get cheaper not expensive 😢

[@kenhbeach]

Not with Trump in the White House.

[@jerrycurls88]

This video came out when I was thinking "whats going on with microled". Just finished FOMO's latest vid. Great timing Caleb.

[@kewitt1]

I do watch some 4k content, but the vast majority of the content is still 1080p. With all the improvements that microLED TV give why can't I get a 1080p MicroLED TV at 55", 65" or 75" Would the included brightness and contrast not make up for it not being 4k and just look great. This would be so much easier to to make. Then as the tech gets better, we can move to 4k. This could also scale to 4k QD with 1080p worth of dimming zones.

[@Sacto1654]

Micro-LED TV's will be quite expensive initially but we know larger-screen Micro-LED displays can be made, as a couple of display manufacturers showed a few years ago. Maybe by 2026, a 75" Micro-LED 4K TV will be around US$5,000 or so.

[@lolilolplix]

I remember there were big talk about how OLEDs would become mainstream in time for 2008 Beijing Olympics. Yeah, no surprise the wait is going to be long for micro-LED

[@SyanvCian]

What about the new oled max maskless technology from applied materials for manufacturing oled that will revolutionize the oled display enabling more brightness and lower power consumption while the expenditure for manufacturing will also be lesser (Sorry if my english is bad)

[@0xszander0]

What about EL-QD displays? Or as some call it nanoled. TCL has displayed one earlier this year. This goes a step beyond. Lighting up the quantum dots themselves.

[@SyanvCian]

Nanoled and qdel are same

[@0xszander0]

@@SyanvCian Yeah I just found out. Looks like they're not entirely clear what they want to call it. I see it being called EL-QD, QDEL and nanoled.

[@PepperK-n]

​@@SyanvCiannot too be confused with Nanocell (thanks, LG!) yeah, I'm easily confused... Nano this, nano that 😋

[@snaplash]

Also, there are two electrical connections (Solder?) for each LED. I can imagine these connections failing due to handling / thermal stresses.

[@runningfox8194]

I bought myself a 65" Hisense U8N for Christmas.. it's awesome!

[@beyondu77]

Great video! I really enjoy these and want to thank Caleb and his team for putting out such great content.

[@flenser55]

In late 2021, Samsung Display finished developing a first-generation display powered by inkjet-printed indium gallium nitride blue nanorod LED pixels, with red and green quantum dots printed over them as appropriate. This is analogous to their QD-OLED displays, with nanorod LEDs replacing the fluorescent blue OLEDs in those displays. According to a report in The Elec in May 2022, Samsung Display had actually begun constructing a pilot line for these "QNED" displays but postponed it and reassigned the staff-I presume because QD-OLED was ready and "QNED" could be further refined to replace QD-OLED if and when deemed appropriate. I don't know how bright these displays are/would be, but I'd imagine pretty bright (each pixel consists of multiple nanorod LEDs), and with no chance of burn-in.

[@thedankwizardcovpepe9123]

I wonder how it will scale for desktop gaming

[@Burn_In_Oled_On_Purpose]

I wish there was a curve micro led 4k tv as an option for being immersed when viewing the content in native 4k with hdr when watching 4k content from the 4k blu ray movies from the 4k discs on the 4k player. The samsung 55 inch odyssey ark is a 4k gaming monitor with a curve display but it's only 1,000 nits when there are movies mastered with 4,000 nits so having 4,000 nits for a tv and gaming monitor and for playing video games and watching movies should be another option to fully utilize the movies that are mastered with high brightness such as 4,000 nits. You can always turn down the display brightness when the display gets very bright. I use the 65 inch samsung 2017 samsung 4k qled tv and ever since I started using a curve display it made me not want to go back to using a flat display. I watch tv and play video games as close as possible when viewing the content with the manual max brightness, max back light, autobrightness always off, hdr with the dynamic settings for the brightest and most color saturation that ways color pop as much as possible while being as bright as possible. I'm used to using very bright displays since it already has become second nature.

[@imyellow5173]

May I ask you the best picture settings for Hisense U7N 55'? The TV doesn't look any special and the darks look blurry.

[@ThomasNappo]

Great info caleb

[@BunkMasterFlex77]

Biggest disappointment is Caleb does not have superhuman soothsaying powers.

[@richmahogany1]

will micro LEDs be as pliable as OLED and thin for curved screens and whatnot?

[@gwbsupra]

Most of the modern churches I've been to today have micro LEDs display to use in their service. For several years now they've replaced most of the projectors they used for years with that.

[@thesocialisthedgehog6320]

Much of this video is focused on Micro-LED TV's as in a single panel that you can buy in sizes 80' and up, but I don't think this is the best use of the technology. The real power of Micro-LED is this modularity you have when you use many panels with less extreme pixel pitches to create massive sizes and any aspect ratio. I would hope that that the prices would be much lower than single panel designs shown off at CES as you don't have to scrap everything if a single LED is off. There are installation companies like "Just Video Walls" out there, but their pricing is completely opaque. Based on wording, I would guess that if you were looking to replace an HD 150" projector setup in 2.35:1 aspect ratio, you would be somewhere in the ballpark of $80,000.

[@GenX_in_the_wild]

What will happen earlier? a) affordable Micro-LED b) clean WOLED panels from LG display?

[@joewhip9303]

I would love an 85 “ micro led. That is the future.

[@Tense]

I love my 89" Samsung micro-led.

[@verebellus]

i personally am excited for QDEL

[@OtherTaylor]

I’m watching this on my radio.

[@informatikaindonesia]

its like make processor from 7nm to 3nm.. right? its expensive..

[@kurakuson]

The X90L is beginning to look like old tech. I was going to squeeze the trigger on an 85" for Xmas.

[@cliftonandrus2761]

What about ink jet oled

[@nicolasdujarrier]

TCL-CSOT seems to be working on inkjet-printed OLED. However, one of the biggest challenge is brightness which seems to be much, much lower than latest LG WOLED panels…

[@michaelmcchesney6645]

Why is pixel pitch more difficult with micro-LEDs than with OLEDs? I understand why achieving the proper pixel pitch is difficult for smaller micro-LED displays, but why isn't it just as difficult with OLEDs?

[@jubayarahmed342]

I can't imagine how microLED would look in real life. Last time I was at Best Buy, those mini-LEDs from Sony dazzled me. Stunning picture quality and brightness.

[@curtisbme]

They look no different than OLED. They just don't have the same risk of burn in and can get brighter (really only useful in outside/public use cases) and assemble into larger sizes (with lines that can be seen with the right/wrong type of image).

[@jimliedeka3978]

Whatever happened to QNED, quantum nanorod technology? Is that still a thing anyone is working on?

[@AnupamOO]

Good video.

[@ciprianungureanu3013]

It will take a lot of time to bring the prices down because other tv technologies will become worthless.

[@hipooy]

If they don't know what new to do, let them take a step back and let them bring 3D but from the IMAX cinema to the TV the market has changed and now there are a lot of VOD that could suport it

[@AustinT97]

I think I have an idea as to why 2025 TVs will be more expensive.😑

[@chrisrowe2308]

Why I jumped and grabbed a new Bravia 9 on cyber Monday. Upgraded from the awesome 2020 X950h and I have to say the Bravia 9 is an absolute beast of TV.

[@rm1825114]

Maybe rather than reinventing the display tech, we modernize TV cooling so we can get an OLED TV capable of sustaining a full screen brightness of 1000 nits, just like an iPad Pro, a smaller device that somehow doesn’t explode when sustaining that high a brightness.

[@knofi7052]

I am glad that I've got a Mini-Led TV. To be honest, sometimes I need nothing more than good enough, at least for some years to come.😉

[@Chance-ry1hq]

I’m still watching a 15 year old 56 inch Panasonic plasma TV, and I still think it is awesome.

[@user-hf8ie8mf3n]

We did that too until last year when I replaced our Pioneer Plasma with an LG Oled. If you upgrade, you won’t regret it. But I did love that plasma. 😝

[@jivebunny3765]

@@user-hf8ie8mf3n Pioneer Kuro? Mine finally gave up at the start of this year after 18 years.

[@gozoogle]

Just upgraded our 14 year 50” plasma… I have some moments when I miss the motion, but 4K HDR on a 75” Sony is much better in all other aspects.

[@GetStuffed1]

Yes you cannot beat plasma for motion.

[@flenser55]

We finally replaced our 15-year-old 58" Panasonic plasma with a 77" Sony A95L QD-OLED earlier this year. Man, the difference was stark. Size, contrast, blacks, color saturation and, of course, resolution completely outclassed our beloved plasma, but, admittedly, the Sony doesn't keep us nearly as warm in the winter. We gave the plasma to friends, who are more than happy with it.

[@MartinCHorowitz]

If the blue dots are half as bight as the others an rgbb structure instead of rgb would work.

[@curtisbme]

Whenever tech video starts with a question, the answer is NO.

[@ram64man]

giving the global slow down now in effect in many countries i can't see any true advancement in the next 24 months, i agree i really would like to see a large screen QDEL display from other manufactures at ces

[@yu-xy4hx]

i have 5 of those .. in my dreams

[@UhhhhhnooOOo00oO]

At least 5 years away and introducing a 65" possibly at 10K. (QD-OLED with MLA technology is the way it will go.)

[@gabbygator5560]

Micro led who would have thought 😅 the world is fast advancing.

[@movie_av_impulse]

15:14 Yes, I think 2015 will be the year we get micro LED 😂 All jokes aside, there are two things I want to highlight from this video. First thing we are not going to see micro LED TVs in our homes at an affordable price until about 2028 has always been my estimate since day one that I have seen micro LED. Just learning how much production has to go into it. The first time I heard about this technology I dove into it like I was going swimming. And secondly, just in my humble opinion, LG as a company as a whole should just quit. The only thing they have going for them is OLED and that is soon going to come to an end because there has been less OLED sales in the past year because everybody is jumping on the Hisense and tcl wagon because of the huge screens and the price as far as I'm concerned. I'll never trust those two brands again, but that's just me. I'll stick with my Sony..

[@badpuppy3]

I'd rather have a 120" Flexible OLED that will roll up like a projector screen out of the way when not in use. Maybe inkjet printing will finally make that viable.

[@rotykos]

With all due respect to Caleb and the channel, I think this time you're wrong. For me it's clear that the best tech for the near future is per-pixel micro-LED and I think the big manufacturers (or Samsung at least) are working to achieve that. This is a more achievable goal than non-degrading OLED. Actually I feel OLED shouldn't be a consumer grade product at the current level of degradation, but we as a society accepted short lifecycles (and low quality) in consumer tech, so a TV that lasts at most 2 years at an acceptable level is OK today. On the other hand, OLEDs sold as PC monitors are an absolute scam as they degrade at a ridiculous level with PC usage. Pixel sized dimming zones will solve al the problems. OLED is a dead end, it just looks gorgeous - when new, but after a few months you just can not unsee the drop in picture quality, and it's frustrating. (coming from a guy using 2 OLEDS atm)

[@heartlessmadness8812]

It’s because they know the technology is better than OLED and once consumers grab a hold of it, people won’t buy OLED. Companies want to keep selling OLED panels because down the line you’re going to have to replace it due to burn in and shorten the time you’d need for another tv. That is my guess as to why they’re dragging their feet

[@awkc63]

OLED is the best until Micro LED can come down in price Also, it's like 8K. It's funny the amount of people who years ago said 8K is "right around the corner." 😂 That was 9 years ago.

[@Aaberg123]

No point in 8k, unless it's an absolutly huge tv. And I'm usually nit-picky in the extreme when it comes to detail.

[@GetStuffed1]

Yeah and still no 8k content that’s easily available

[@awkc63]

@GetStuffed1 Definitely not native 8K and I haven't noticed enough of a difference where it matters

[@alanschmitt9865]

@@GetStuffed1shit, there’s barely 4k content right now, and most of what is gets chewed to hell by compression.

[@johnnypopstar]

@@Aaberg123 > unless it's an absolutly huge tv And even then, you'll be sitting further away from it, and it still won't make for any improvement over 4K given the increased distance.

[@elementkx]

I just want OLED prices to drop. They look amazing enough.

[@miodragsuknjaic5243]

I really don't understand what they want to say with these prices🤦‍♂️

[@thanhclips]

Micro led is officially DOA. The only true benefit of micro led over oled are peak brightness and burn in. Oled have solved this now but at a cheaper cost. Plus they can go much smaller.

[@Dillingham-]

Current top-tier TVs are so good, all we need next is bigger and cheaper.

[@tmr626]

If micro led tv's run hot why not make them thick enough to run fan systems with air channels or water cooling systems through them like computers?

[@shanew7361]

Still to expensive. Once the economy of scale is more efficient then I will get one hopefully in 100 inches or larger.

[@TheChismFamily]

Why dont they make a 75" 1080p white micro-led and put a 4k QLED on top of it so the micro-LED can provide the backlight for much cleaner blacks and virtually no blooming?

[@r0cket626]

Brightness issue, light bleed because you have 1920x1080 zones on the Micro-LED and 3840x2160 zones on the oled, response time doubled, u want more ?

[@TheChismFamily]

@@r0cket626 It would be about an order of magnitude more zones than current backlights, so that point is invalid as the light bleed would be much much improved over current. Response time is not doubled its the greater of the 2 layers.

[@peacemaker9807]

Hi sense did U9DG Dual Cell Android TV U9G Series Model: 75U9DG Though I also believe that stopped making it. So there's that

[@r0cket626]

@@TheChismFamily it’s not the greater of the two layers, it does not work like that. It is cumulative. Also your idea does not eliminate burn in of the oleds as they would still have wear to show colors, not to mention the constant heat of the microled backlight near them. Yes I know the Hisense model and this is why it was the only one and they never made one again… when you draw the line it’s not feasible on a massive scale. It’s sad we are still stuck with oled that gives a guaranteed burn in at some point in life… I wish they would find a non organic diode

[@MartinCHorowitz]

We will get Microled when you start touting Picoled as the next tech.....

[@tazanddo]

Caleb, what about Surface Emitting Diodes shining on Quantum Dots? I think the last patents expire in 2027.

[@MrKbarker360]

I’m mean technically you can go buy a 146” micro mini led off Samsung right now… You’ll need 220,000$

[@PaulSamps-gf6yz]

The power consumption is huge.

[@LeezahB]

This was a great opinion piece! I throughly enjoyed Caleb’s take on future TV technologies: MicroLED, QD microLED, PHOLED, Blue PHOLED, QDEL! Which one of these, if any, might become the next great technology that could actually be feasible and affordable to mass produce!? Will prohibitive tariffs only succeed in making these potentially great innovative technologies an impossibility in the near future?

[@tehfoxxy9630]

Didn't Samsung release those 76 inch MicroLED in China? It's $90k but hey that's 76 inch, not a wall gobbler.

[@lewisevander]

Unfortunately the microled tvs all have a terrible matte coating like the samsung s95d qd oled tvs. There is just one brand who is making a glossy one. I hope lg goes qd oled this year but without raised blacks.

[@Farengast]

Pretty ironic. I enjoy Paul's videos and generally agree with his takes. One of the standouts where I hard disagree was Stellar Blade specifically because he liked it. That game was aggressively mediocre. I think there are only two kinds of people who really liked it A. anti-woke blowhards who think boobs = good game and B. (Paul and also Skill Up who agree with often both fall in here, imo) people who got biased by the admittedly great final hours of the game. The combat system was pretty poor for trash mobs, exploration was bland as hell. These are the things you do for 95% of the game's run time. The combat system was great for bosses and the bosses were generally fantastic. The fact that the last few hours of the game was all just bosses swayed so many people into completely forgetting that the 30 hours prior to that were extremely boring.

[@janoskovacs95]

Ultrawide TV? WHY there is no such thing on the market for home theaters, when almost every serious movie has a 2,39 to 1 aspect ratio? Or Ultrawide projectors.

[@RaymondParker-h2p]

You haven't seen the art of the deal yet

[@mrbdx]

I thought Samsungs Neo-QLED was considered “Micro-LED”??

[@HomeCinemaEnthusiast]

Great review , love your content you are a massive inspiration to us smaller creators 👍👍👍👍

[@FenixPajarito]

And after Micro LED we'll have Nano LED.

[@truthx7]

I think 8k is going to make a comeback and become mainstream.but it won't be because of its ability to do native 8k,it will be because of the new advancements in ai upscaling.

[@ei7ex]

LOL. We r not even consuming real 4K yet and now 8K will become mainstream?? Not gonna happen anytime soon.

[@Anurania]

I'm concerned that the early implementations of AI upscaling will have that uncanny valley or soap opera effect. They will look like higher resolution images but something about them will be unnatural because of the limited processing power. You can turn a fuzzy shape into a high definition face but it won't be THE face that was there in the original footage and without a lot of time to process each frame it will have to compromise on detail.

[@eat.a.dick.google]

I'm with OLED now and don't want anything other than microLED.

[@msd5808]

Micro-LED is passé. I want a MACRO-LED.

[@GetStuffed1]

At least another 5 years minimum for smaller sizes

[@jaychannel8558]

AWALL by AWOL Vision is coming out with a 75” and 81” COB MicroLed display first qtr 2025 starting at $7k. introductory video to drop tomorrow. Will debut at CES!

[@yonkocommander5531]

haven’t even seen a review on any micro led tv😂

[@mascal0047]

Am yet to hear you talking about Sony's 790-inch, 16k, UltraMicroLED home theater TV that goes for 5.8M$. . it was announced in 2019/2020 but got lost in the noise if Rona. People are just starting to talk about it this year.

[@ArmadilloGodzilla]

790 inches is massive...

[@mascal0047]

@ArmadilloGodzilla size is adjustable, that's the maximum. Google that shit it's 🤯

[@clarkh5390]

What ever happened to Samsung display Qned tech. The blue nano rods. Did that get shelved.

[@treyscattitan7616]

Spoiler alert tvs will get more expensive cuz of Trumps tariffs

[@backdoorbursta2866]

Not where I live lol, reap what you sow.

[@THEKMT6]

Yeah, In the US.

[@logicwins3492]

@treyscattitan7616 I'm more optimistic on the tariff issue. I think an agreement can be reached with China. If TCL can build a factory in the U.S. and create assembly jobs for Americans, that may be enough for Trump to waive the tariffs.

[@treyscattitan7616]

@logicwins3492 just like how mexico paid for the wall during trumps last presidency. Also even if that were to happen it would increase prices still why because they would have to pay higher wages to people in the USA compared to what they pay in China or outside the US which will be passed on to us

[@AntonioCunningham]

Next time, try not to be batshit crazy and make people from all sides of the political scale vote agaist you.

[@tatsumaru12345]

I wonder... could 2015 really be the year we finally get micro led televisions? 🤣 watch till the end to find out

[@verebellus]

what if new microled displays are made as a single huge pcb like chip. No need to place the leds