hey what's up guys welcome back to tech
smart for a very different video so last
week I went up to San Francisco to go
check out LG's medical lounge
big thanks to LG Display for sponsoring
this video if you guys want to check out
the OLED space it'll be linked in the
description but they got some doctors
and some TVs and I had no idea what to
expect
alright guys so this entire video was
basically LG Display putting two TVs
into a room and being able to tell what
the difference is between OLED from
every other TV which is LCD and I have
never seen both TVs side-by-side and a
test that was not altered but truly the
same connections same content same TV
and it was pretty sweet to be able to
tell so here's what happened
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so when we got there there were doctors
dressed up in head-to-toe medical gear
it actually looked like I was in a
doctor's office and there were TVs all
over so Oh ed stands for organic
light-emitting diode and the big thing
with OLED panels versus LCD panels is
there's no backlight required meaning
each pixel on an OLED panel stands alone
can emit deeper blacks brighter whites
and detail just looks crisper where LCD
has a backlight it's pretty big and
that's why TVs and phones only shrunken
in size as öhlins been used it was sweet
and then they called my name it was time
had to go into the first room this was
vision test
for details
so when I jumped into this room they
blacked it off with the 4k OLED on the
left and then the 8k LCD on the right
and remember 8k has four times as many
pixels as 4k so you'd think an 8k TV
would look way better than a 4k TV no
it's all about the panel OLED is way
better than LCD so like it an eye doctor
or an optometrist you get that text test
where text is really big all the letters
are big at the top and progressively
they get smaller as you go down
ultimately trying to test your vision
and see if you're messed up or not I
wear contacts
they're super thick I'm pretty messed up
so they hit me with that text and you're
instantly able to tell this gray light
kind of wall to backlight on the a K LCD
versus the OLED TV is super sharp you
can see the blacks you can see the
whites and that's all you can see and
then they really went for it they gave
me a magnifying glass to go hold up to
the TV and go tell the individual pixels
were separated from the LCD and they hit
me with a Sun or butt cheek and hit me
with the Sun you're not supposed to look
at the Sun but I looked at the Sun and
it looks way better on the left than it
does on the LCD which is the right and
it was pretty sweet
I'm telling you looking at a magnifying
glass up close at a TV it's a dream come
true I got to try
now went to the second room vision test
B and I'm already really insecure about
these eyes because they're beautiful
but they can't see for Jack so this was
all about color and this was really cool
so 4k oh that on the left 8k LCD on the
right and they hit me with some whales
in an ocean and like Shamu on the left
are able to see the water it's blue
the whales look white like a normal
whale would look and then when you look
at it on the LCD the ocean has this
purplish effect now LG Display told me
both of these TVs are running the same
connection running the same content
nothing was monkeyed around with except
the panel on the LCD that's just how it
was made and this was super cool to see
because then they slapped some roses at
me and they know I don't have a love
life so at this point I'm like back what
are you doing with the roses moving
across the screen on the OLED all the
color is consistent all the images look
sharp through and through no matter how
fast it's coming versus the LCD you're
still able to tell this grayish hue
around the image the roses don't look as
good as they look on OLED you probably
know that by now if it's not already
clear
and now on to the last test and let me
know in the comments which was your
favorite booth for me this is it and
you're gonna see why so it's called CSO
or Crystal sound OLED and this is where
sound actually comes through the display
and there is no speaker at all on the TV
this was next level I have never seen
this before I've only seen it in YouTube
videos and online but this was rad so
they let me touch the TV which if you're
a tech guy like me that is a sin you
don't touch the TV so I touch the TV and
they threw this car drifting from left
to right and you can feel the sound on
the panel and that's all because of OLED
and then when you cut to the back you
see this panel is razor thin and well
there's no backlight that's how they do
it then they threw a bumblebee or I
think it's like if you go to a movie you
see the big intro that and you can feel
it go up to the display I don't think in
a movie theater anytime soon they're
gonna be letting you put your hands on
the screen but if they do it works with
OLED and it feels and sounds perfect
and you pick up a TV with CSO in the
future you're not gonna need a sound bar
for speakers it's all built in and that
was really really cool not just see and
like you're seeing it now but to feel
and actually like hear it that was the
coolest thing I have ever seen on a TV
and I just want my TV to have it and
really when you think about it why would
you get a TV with an LCD it's 2019
backlight shouldn't exist your phone
probably doesn't have one and if it does
it's ok give it a year it's all gonna be
OLED and with OLED it has three times
less blue light so less eye strain and
this is the coolest test ever
side-by-side OLED first LCD and it
doesn't matter how many pixels are in it
if it's not OLED it's the highway so
that was just a quick look at LG's
medical lounge with their 4k OLED
compared to an 8k LCD TV there's a night
and day difference but that's gonna do
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