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Sufficient_Habit5091

So much about CPI is fake. Just another example. Just one example. When everyone had a big tube TV they paid $200-$300. Then flat screens came out starting at $4,000 going all the way to $15,000. Of course those went way down and show a "decrease" in the price of TVs. At some point the original flat screens could be gotten for $1,000 while HD and LED backlights became flagship at the high end price range. The same cycle repeats and 4K went to $1,000-$2,000 before dropping. Edit: corrected 4K is not $1k to $2k today basic LED is cheaper, OLED is though and my point still stands. According to CPI TV's have gotten 99% cheaper from 1990-2025. This measures "price changes" but not cost of living. No one wants a tube today. It wouldn't even work with other devices or apps you need to watch where most content is. Same thing for smartphones. You could buy the original iPhone for $399. That was a truly revolutionary technology on the cutting edge. Today iPhone 17 which is barely an improvement from recent models is $799 at the starting price. But CPI says smartphones from 2019-2025 declined 60%. If they tracked it earlier I bet it would show an even steeper "decline" in price. Of course for the same features the original iPhone costs nothing to produce today but that's not comparable for what the typical person actually needs or desires in today's age.

ML7777777

>more baseless accusations with zero proof >more cope based on anger and frustration that china hasn't innovated in modern tech but they sure like to boast that they did Considering OLED, Folding screens, DDR5, along with LCD/TFT technology is core to china's current tech landscape, and knowing it all came from Samsung, it can only logically conclude that Samsung is the true tech innovator that Chinese pretend they are. In 10 years will China even have capital to invest in R&D? Your people and local governments are broke. Not good for future valuations of Chinese companies to be honest. Your EV industry is looking much like the ponzi scheme your real estate market turned out to be (which totally collapsed btw. crazy how such a managed country could have that happen). Anyway, good luck. You'll need it.

ML7777777

Korea never stole 5G tech from Huawei. More lies from the people of lies. However, documented and verified losses in court: China stole folding screen tech from Samsung China stole OLED tech from Samsung China stole DDR5 tech from Samsung China had to buy all of Samsungs old LCD patents One is not the same as the other.

ML7777777

Bot? Nice deflection. Too bad its documented in court records and articles that China could not provide ample proof that they developed OLED and Folding Screen technology at all. At best they showed basic research into fundamentals but nothing that matches the advanced IP required to produce the products. And that's why the U.S. granted the most strict restrictions against China. You can also look up the court cases for the two Japanese companies who filed a lawsuit and ultimately just asked for cross licensing. It came after Korea started out producing Japan in advanced DRAM. You can look up when that happened, too. You can either retort with proper rebuttal or just throw out accusations as if that does anything other than point out your inability to counter because you have no counter. Maybe you can steal a counter argument?

ML7777777

>Samsung simply stole DRAM and LCD secrets and IPs from Japan 20 More lies to deflect the shame from Chinese IP theft that is blatant and numerous. There are only two cases where Japanese accused Samsung of DRAM theft but their details of what they stole was so vague, that it never reached a verdict in court and one didn't even get a formal trial. It got settled via a CROSS LICENSING between the two countries. This was seen as an attempt to get access to IP Japan needed from Korea because the Japanese were falling behind the Koreans in DRAM exports. Even the press were dubious of their claims. Example: >Hitachi provided only sketchy details. A spokesman said the technology in question was a Hitachi process to make two sizes of dynamic random access memory chips. You can make your claims but not everyone is unaware of how things actually work. Korea has a documented pipeline of R&D and investments into core technologies. China simply doesn't and when China lost its OLED and Folding Screen lawsuit, the reason why the US was willing to impose a 15 year ban on all Chinese products using the stolen tech was that China had ZERO documented research into the technologies that they could demonstrate in court. This proved they didn't develop their own versions, they literally used the tech they obtained illegally from Samsung.

ML7777777

That's for older DDR4 and DDR3 which they have licenses for. DDR5 was stolen from Samsung and once that hits global markets I'd expect lawsuits just like Samsung eventually won their lawsuit against BoE for using Samsung IP for folding screens and OLED screens.

eatpostlove

Just a warning about stuff like MarketCast or others that keep a constant image/color on screen, if you have an OLED TV/monitor can cause burn in

razeusv2

Going to have to get a Switch 2 before they raise prices next month. I was going to hold out for the OLED release.

PabloSanchezBB

Then you are shopping for the wrong TVs. You can get an OLED for less than $1000

IdkAbtAllThat

Really?? I think you should be asking if Nana really needs a 70" OLED. Because you can find her a 50" 4k at Walmart for under $200.

Paul_Robert_

Good news! I fixed my friend's OLED steamdeck! Bad news: the display doesn't turn on, but hey, it works when docked!

573banking702

Was just telling my wife how we should get one after our less than 4 month old brand new 77” OLED self destructed yesterday 🤦‍♂️

Mother___Night

Big screen 2 is good. But there is always a compromise, since I still feel like my 8 year old OLED looks better in space/pitch black settings. Really wish someone would come out with a stand alone OLED that make no compromise.

PandoraBot

I'm glad for my steam deck purchase on beta but also I'm sad I don't have the OLED model

Ok_Top9254

Noone is going to sell outdated OLED screens, slow ass overpriced chargers with proprietary cables and half the ram compared to other flagships like apple does!

hugganao

it's not "all of a sudden". they basically realized nobody can really do anything wven if they steal everything they can because theyre not a part of any significant alliance and dont need to be. and they were right. not only that, they realized the downstream consumers really don't give a shit until it starts affecting them. kinda like the nazis taking europe piecemeal bc everyone didnt really want to get involved until it was pretty much the whole of europe. except the manufacturing pipeline version. here's the list of shit they stol in recent years that led to tech jumps: they stole tesla giga factory manufacturing practices, they stole samsung 18 nanometer manufacturing secrets so cxmt all of a sudden within less than a year saw a multi year technological gap jump, they created a duplicate semiconductor fabrication facility that basically copied original semiconductor fabs 1.6 km away (lol), former sk hynix employee was arrested before going to rival chinese company after copying proprietary HBM manufacturing technical data, engineers get arrested from selling "blank mask" technology to Chinese investors, Multiple researchers have been arrested for downloading secondary battery manufacturing designs that propelled chinese battery tech when korea was researching it for at least 10 or so more years, OLED and Next-Gen Displays stolen by BOE Technology and various subsidiaries, XTAL was created based on state sponsored stolen tech by the founder who was the one that stole the data from asml, Linwei Ding stole proprietary source code and files from google's supercomputer data centers, hua wei stole tmobile's phone testing robot, a chinese firm stole motorola's digital mobile radio technology, Hongjin Tan stole 1 billion USD worth of clean-energy trade secrets from U.S. petroleum company Phillips 66, Over a 15-year period, Chinese state-owned enterprise Pangang Group targeted Delaware chemical giant DuPont to steal the secret chemical processing formulation for titanium dioxide, Yanjun Xu was extradited and convicted in the U.S. for attempting to steal exclusive composite aircraft engine fan blade technology from GE Aviation, Operation Shady RAT that stole dozens of US military arm/designs data and technologies, etc. I can go on. They consistently utilize the same tactic to employees in other countries: offer 3x to 5x the current salary, have them sell all the proprietary data and secrets, make them feel like kings and have them work on an improved version, then fire them after 1-2 years.

Defiant-Fee-7550

Currently installing a 34" OLED curved monitor for my office\* \^(\* gooning station) 👍😦👍

owenmills04

Supreme leader prob is watching on a massive OLED tv

YouHaveShitBreath

Probably because your 4K is a bag of shit tbf Source: Buys newest flagship Samsung QD-OLED yearly and calibrates it within in an inch of its life. Current S95H I try to watch as much content which has the 4K and HDR stamps on it as possible

Dr-McLuvin

Yup you’re not just paying for no ads but also higher quality with higher bitrates, 4K/HDR, Dolby atmos etc. It’s expensive but worth it to me. And I agree it’s kind of crazy to me how many people buy 4K OLED TVs and literally never watch any 4K content on it lol.

Status-Demand4755

OLED is a turd

Firefox_1st

I won't buy Apple because all my money is in my portfolio right now and i already have other stocks that i think are better but: -Foxconn (the main manufacturer of Apple) revenue went up 40% last quarter, and we know Apple has some good margins, so their earnings could go up as well -The global iPhone upgrade rate has reached 37% last year wich means that even if iPhone is a premium good, more than one in a third of the customers buy Apple products every year -If you look at the analysts (wich isn't always a good idea but why not) they are mostly in favor of overweight Apple in their portfolios (Morgan Stanley, BofA, TipRanks) -They are creating a lot of new products and innovating, such as foldable iPhone, MacBook with touchscreen OLED, new Apple TV with custom chip...

ThatLooksRight

I went into Sam’s Club at the end of the model year last year and got an 83” LG OLED C4 for $1700.  I’d have gotten two if they had another one in stock. 

chicu111

just go to rating and see your for youself LG for VALUE lmfao! Their OLED B, C and G lines are the best of the best but they're the most premium and expensive. BUT VALUE!? LMFAO you don't know wtf you're talking about

FillaBustaRhyme

Nvidia is already starting to run away with this too. The GeForce app is absolutely flawless on my T-Mobile WiFi. Obviously there’s sub prices but I’m playing a 5080pc on a 65”OLED for like $100 yr

Shoganai_Hito

Made some money from options recently but still too cheap to upgrade from Switch OLED to Switch 2 🤌🏼

Shoganai_Hito

NED jersey so bright shit gonna cause OLED burn in on my TV 🤌🏼

Sufficient_Habit5091

Sorry to be nitpicky, but here's the problem. A good Sony in 2002 for $500 may not be equivalent to a $200 TV today. Back then that may have bought you a nice status symbol for affording something average people couldn't. So the real comparison might be $1000-$2000 OLED today. Also to watch sports like you used to, you might need multiple streaming services or YT TV etc. It's really hard to compare, I'm not saying there is a great answer. But at the same time the 99% deflation figure stated is probably BS too.

Sufficient_Habit5091

Sorry to be nitpicky, but here's the problem. A good Sony in 2002 for $500 may not be equivalent to a $200 TV today. Back then that may have bought you a big screen and status symbol for affording something average people couldn't. So the real comparison might be $3000 OLED today. Also to watch sports like you used to, you might need multiple streaming services or YT TV etc. It's really hard to compare, I'm not saying there is a great answer. But at the same time the 99% of deflation is probably BS too.

Sufficient_Habit5091

Fully agree on your points. Interesting that you bring up TVs. It's actually a great example demonstrating why CPI is fundamentally broken as a measure of inflation. When everyone had a big tube TV they paid $200-$300. Then flat screens came out starting at $4,000 going all the way to $15,000. Of course those went way down and show a "decrease" in the price of TVs. At some point the original flat screens could be gotten for $1,000 while HD and LED backlights became flagship at the high end price range. The same cycle repeats and 4K OLED went to $1,000-$2,000 before dropping. According to CPI TV's have gotten 99% cheaper from 1990-2025. This measures "price changes" but not cost of living. No one wants a tube today. It wouldn't even work with other devices or apps you need to watch where most content is.

thatissomeBS

Remembering the prices growing up, my dad paid like $1,500 for a 27" Sylvania console TV in the 80s. He also paid about $1,400 for a 55" Philips 4x3 mirrored CRT monstrocity. So yeah, being able to get a 50" 4k smart TV for $200 is dirt cheap. I know I can spend more on 120hz for gaming, or a good OLED, but if you don't have the money to spend 10x that amount anyone can have a TV good enough for 95% of viewers.

yeoldecotton_swab

Dude, 75 in TV OLED for like 398, wtf.

Competitive_Touch_86

And my wife couldn't tell the difference between 480p and 4k when she had her TV configured incorrectly when I first met her. Some folks just do not care, you are one of them. If you can't tell the difference between a 10 year old TV and a top-tier modern OLED you are either fairly blind or outright lying to feel smug about yourself. I'm going with the latter.

InfernoBA

Lol If you actually get a quality OLED I promise you’ll notice the difference compared to your cheap TCL.

Allfeelings0Logic

LG TVs are the cheapest they've been. It's crazy how cheap LG OLEDs are now considering how expensive a quality OLED panel has been for the past 15 years. 

vsladko

A $1000 LG OLED TV is still “cheap” given the tech that’s in it. Plasmas and LCDs a decade ago were going for even more. It might not be cheap to you at time of purchase but TVs have remained consistently priced as tech improves and inflation is rising

EggsAndRice7171

I just found a 50 inch samsung tv for $300 at Best Buy. I understand it’s not OLED and probably not as color accurate as more expensive tvs but it probably looos great to most people. I own an Alienware AW2725DF monitor so I do get caring about that stuff but it’s just not necessary for a lot of people especially if they have houses they want multiple big tvs in: [https://www.bestbuy.com/product/samsung-50-class-u8000h-series-crystal-uhd-4k-smart-tizen-tv-2026/JJGRF3QT85/sku/6670831?sb\_share\_source=PDP&ref=app\_pdp&loc=pdp\_page](https://www.bestbuy.com/product/samsung-50-class-u8000h-series-crystal-uhd-4k-smart-tizen-tv-2026/JJGRF3QT85/sku/6670831?sb_share_source=PDP&ref=app_pdp&loc=pdp_page)

Echelion77

Visual fidelity buyers in shambles. How dare my $400 TCL OLED 65 inch look exactly like the c6. Oh your eyeballs can see the difference? Must be an expensive enhanced trait to have.

Character_Set3454

In 2012 or so my mom asked me for a few stocks to buy. I told her NVDA, STX (because 4k was just coming in and video games were getting box so I thought storage would be worth way more), OLED, MSFT, and I think MINI. But then also, a buddy of mine had a construction company and was building a warehouse, the company was pink sheets and they were about to finish construction. This was all over their socials so no insider, but the shares were sub penny lotto, like business makes it or doesn't. I said throw 100$ in it for a gamble and see what happens. She lost 50$ on that stock.  I still hear about it. Every fucking Christmas. Every Christmas.  50 fucking dollars. I offered to give her 100$ to just shut up about it but she said no, obviously the story is worth more than 50$.  Ohh and all the other tickers? She didn't buy any of them because she wanted "something with a dividend."  There is no value ever in giving anyone you know stock advice. 

Bob_the_peasant

I just want an American made OLED TV, that way I can more directly support Palantir instead of going through middlemen like Samsung. Is that so much to ask?

WrexyWrex

I want the xps 13 but with a Ultra 7 258V High performance efficient battery in a small design with a OLED 4k screen. That would honestly be amazing

UnObtainium17

My OLED TV has formed a burned-in image of an OKC player on the freehrow line.

OwnObject8163

So LG has come out with a transparent OLED TV that you can watch on both sides. 40inch,55inch and 77inch ... touch screen and all...sci fi coming to your living room before a fumbling robot

DarkR124

Going to go to bestbuy tomorrow to buy a 4K OLED for my bedroom. Thanks CRSR. Maybe I’ll also buy a mouse or something too. As a thank you.

A55BAG

Steam deck huge price hike 1TB OLED $649 -> $949 is bullish for Nintendo. I'm buying the dip today. The market will be surprised how well switch sells in Q1.

PhgAH

An uglier, lower spec, more expensive than an average Chinese EV, lmao.  You can buy like 5 full spec Xiaomi SU7 and still have enough money left to buy a house. Also, wtf is that tiny ass interior monitor. Zeekr can put a 38 inches OLED Tv in their for $75k. 

perceptive_AI

I bought a $500 mini-led monitor and it's great. I would have bought a OLED but I'm afraid of burn-ins.

tristis_veritas

>I don’t know lol I ain’t feel shit but also you don’t have proof of your claims to back anything besides how you “feel”? Maybe you’re falling behind It's not feel dumbass. OER is a ridiculous and fabricated way to measure shelter cost. This is well known. "Inflation" measured as one holy tablet in the sky by a giant and complex calculation with million subjective choices under enormous political pressure to keep it low (like indexed by benefits) is insane and horseshit. No one middle class and poor in the K shape economy believes this shit. It just doesn't actually capture true cost of living. Just one example. When everyone had a big tube TV they paid $200-$300. Then flat screens came out starting at $4,000 going all the way to $15,000. Of course those went way down and show a "decrease" in the price of TVs. At some point the original flat screens could be gotten for $1,000 while HD and LED backlights became flagship at the high end price range. The same cycle repeats and 4K went to $1,000-$2,000 before dropping. Edit: corrected 4K is not $1k to $2k today basic LED is cheaper, OLED is though and my point still stands. According to CPI TV's have gotten 99% cheaper from 1990-2025. This measures "price changes" but not cost of living. No one wants a tube today. It wouldn't even work with other devices or apps you need to watch where most content is. Same thing for smartphones. You could buy the original iPhone for $399. That was a truly revolutionary technology on the cutting edge. Today iPhone 17 which is barely an improvement from recent models is $799 at the starting price. But CPI says smartphones from 2019-2025 declined 60%. If they tracked it earlier I bet it would show an even steeper "decline" in price. Of course for the same features the original iPhone costs nothing to produce today but that's not comparable for what the typical person actually needs or desires in today's age. At the end of the day though, even if it did capture these things correctly, citing an "average" is not even useful when there's so many variables that determine how inflation impacts you personally. Think age like elderly using a lot of healthcare or whether you have dependents or children), where you live, income level, etc. If they don't study inflation experienced by different groups or percentiles, it's really not helpful. Bottom line: * Price stability is paramount to a well functioning economy. * Massive debt is spiraling and bankrupting us. * Printing money has been tried countless times by countless civilizations and it always leads to total ruin.

burner456987123

It very well could bounce back. $10 seems to be the floor and it’s certainly been higher. Might depend on how things fare after the price hikes on switch 2 and original switch OLED. Like a lot of older millennials I love Nintendo, I just learned it may not be a great stock.

TraipseTraveller

I just smashed my brand new 100" OLED TV in front of 20 guests at my party because of SOFI. My wife just took our crying kids and said they’re all spending the week at a hotel. This company ruined my life and my party. I can’t handle this anymore. Goodbye SOFI. I am no longer an investor Also, Noto is a chud

TraipseTraveller

I just smashed my brand new 100" OLED TV in front of 20 guests at my party because of ASTS. My wife just took our crying kids and said they’re all spending the week at a hotel. This team stock ruined my life and my party. I can’t handle this anymore. Goodbye ASTS. I am no longer an investor

Orion_MacGregor

ME TOO. AT LEAST ON MY OLED 360Hz OLED SCREEN.

Any_Pomegranate1134

# FTC — First Trust Large Cap Growth AlphaDEX Fund * **What it does**: This is an **ETF** (exchange-traded fund), not an operating company. It tracks an index of large-cap growth stocks selected via a proprietary "AlphaDEX" methodology for potential outperformance (positive alpha/risk-adjusted returns) relative to traditional benchmarks. It invests in NASDAQ-listed large-cap growth names. * **What's moving it**: Broad market sentiment, especially large-cap growth/tech performance (e.g., influenced by rates, AI/tech earnings, rotation). Recent performance has been solid YTD but tracks general equity markets with lower volatility than individual small-caps. Small daily moves typical for an ETF. # SIVE — Sivers Semiconductors AB (publ) (NASDAQ Stockholm: SIVE; OTC: SIVEF) * **What it does**: Semiconductor company developing and selling chips, components, modules, and subsystems. It operates in **Wireless** (e.g., 5G mmWave RFICs, beamformers for networks, radar, SATCOM) and **Photonics** (III-V compound semiconductor lasers for optical communication, AI data centers, sensing/LiDAR). Key focus on high-performance, energy-efficient solutions for AI optics, telecom, and defense. * **What's moving it**: Strong momentum tied to **AI data center optics** and photonics boom. Recent catalysts include partnerships (e.g., Jabil for LRO modules), commercialization progress, NASDAQ listing plans via share raise, and hype around its role in AI infrastructure (lasers for high-speed optical links). The stock has seen massive volatility and gains (e.g., sharp multi-day surges) on volume, with AI/supply chain narratives driving retail/institutional interest. # QE — IQE plc (London: IQE) * **What it does**: Global supplier of advanced **compound semiconductor wafer** products and materials. Segments include Wireless (RF for comms/handsets), Photonics (lasers/sensors for light transmission/detection), and CMOS++ (hybrid silicon-compound tech). Used in wireless, AI/data centers, defense, sensing, and more. * **What's moving it**: Recent **capital raise** (strategic partner investment, placing, retail offer) for growth/strategic review. Demand drivers include defense, AI, data centers, and handsets. Positive updates on earnings potential and sector tailwinds (compound semis for next-gen tech), though dilution from raises can pressure price short-term. Volatile small-cap with big swings on funding/news. # KOPN — Kopin Corporation (NASDAQ: KOPN) * **What it does**: Develops and sells **microdisplays**, optics, subassemblies, and related components (AMLCD, LCOS, OLED, emerging MicroLED). Applications in defense (e.g., helmet-mounted displays, weapon sights, drone goggles), enterprise/industrial headsets, medical, training/simulation, and consumer AR/VR wearables. Expanding into AI infrastructure with optical interconnects. * **What's moving it**: High volatility on **AI + defense catalysts**. Recent drivers include a $15M development order/collaboration with [Fabric.AI](http://Fabric.AI) for MicroLED-based optical interconnects (addressing AI data center power/bandwidth bottlenecks), $3.2M+ contract for FPV drone goggles (new market entry), analyst upgrades/reinstatements (Buy ratings, higher targets), and broader defense orders. Strong volume and price runs (new highs) on these news flows; classic small-cap story stock.

catastronot

Debated buying an OLED tv for $3k until I stayed at my sisters for a week and realized it doesn’t matter since streaming quality is dog shit

NaluknengBalong_0918

Watching a movie on an OLED TV is so much clearer than a standard movie theater…

voidedhip

Are there actual Bull thesis going on here are you guys so fucking stupid that you have the equivalent of OLED burn but with buying calls?

sonofalando

Great, now I have Reilly Reid burnt into my 83” OLED. What am I going to tell my wife?

Amitriptylinekoning

Hows the OLED monitor bro

CHUBBYninja32

And an Alienware OLED ultra wide.. Something like $500-800 depending on sale and refresh rate.

Former_Island_4730

OLED’s and all inclusive trips for a family of 4…and begging an internet stranger for $7k to support his family. 😂

sexdick420

I’m not saying this is 100% wrong except that it will replace the first switch. And considering it’s only priced $100 more than the OLED I don’t see why anyone would have any motivation to buy the first one. It’s also the fastest selling game console in Nintendo history since its release.

jonnyraza27

Damn OLED , nice man I’m sure it will be

Flat-Focus7966

I got an OLED screen. Now I watch my money disappear in super high definition with vibrant colors…..

TheDeamonKing

About Kopin Kopin Corp. engages in the development, manufacture and sale of wearable technologies which include components and systems. Its portfolio includes AMLCD, LCOS displays, OLED displays, ASIC, backlights, and optical lenses. The firm uses semiconductor material technology to design, manufacture and market its component products for use in military, enterprise and consumer electronic applications, training and simulation equipment and 3D metrology equipment. The company was founded by John C.C. Fan on April 23, 1984 and is headquartered in Westborough, MA. The listed name for KOPN is Kopin Corporation Common Stock.

brucekeller

Me every time I look away from my new QD-OLED monitor to one of my IPS/VA ones. https://preview.redd.it/uq7wzrsu2kkg1.png?width=1800&format=png&auto=webp&s=0222cd342c04c8c66b3b12b7f8998bdb9b13af63

TiittySprinkles

I recently bought a barely used 1TB OLED Steam Deck from Facebook Marketplace for $500. Probably the best deal I've gotten on something in a long time. I didn't really need it but I had the cash and had a feing I wouldn't get the opportunity at that price point again until they release the next Deck.

Godslil

How the hell can Google have all my info and think I'm a morbidly obese oncologist who has friends that want to kick it with me in front of a $9000 OLED TV?

Top-Lingonberry34

It's by design I can tell you most switch 1 owners prob have at least 2-3 consoles and that adds to sales. If they put out OLED day one they won't get another sale out of hardcore fans.

RockOutToThis

I really don't care about the OLED when I don't play it handheld enough for it to matter. 99% of my gaming is docked. I only play handheld when traveling. 

Catch_ME

I'm holding out for the oled version.  It's kinda dumb they didn't release an OLED model. 

grimandnordic1

Depends on what you need it for. I recently got a Lenovo gaming laptop as I heard good things about the quality of their laptops. Specifically for cooling and quiet fans. So far I'm really happy about it. It has a bunch of colorful LEDs. Pretty gay. I think Asus has better tech(like OLED screens and shit)in theirs but they generally are more expensive. I think either one would be a good option.

skeet_scoot

Yeah I think Nintendo has not been smart with how they have positioned the Switch 2 in the market. The price of games is astronomical as you pointed out, and not having OLED is criminal.

samuelj264

Overnight Nintendo (ADR NTDOY) reported a 1% revenue miss and 14% miss for operating income. While Switch Lite and Switch 2 hardware sales beat by 23% and 8% respectively, original Switch and Switch OLED volumes missed by 12% and 18% respectively. That said, the Switch 2 remains a giant with more than 7mm units sold in the quarter, a substantial multiple of all other models. Software sales were a different story with Switch 2 volumes 25% below estimates and Switch volumes 12% below estimates. US sales were especially challenged, driven by tariffs, and the pinch from memory prices that Apple (AAPL) also warned over appears to be coming.

Arnab_Goswami_RTV

China did this exact thing with OLED displays and now we get OLED displays for cheap in every device, before Samsung and LG had a monopoly. Hopefully China can do the same with GPU and memory.

ChibiJr

I bought my Asus Vivobook 14 S a few years ago for around $650, OLED screen, milled aluminum chassis, it ticked all the boxes I would've expected from a super premium laptop at the time except for performance. It had a good CPU, i7 12700H, but no dGPU. I was super happy with it at the time. Now I have some FOMO because every new laptop has 3x the battery life. I may upgrade soon simply because that battery life difference is a life changer. Honestly I'm not loyal to an OS, although I do prefer Linux and Windows simply because I like the option of playing games.

gizamo

Oh, right. I heard about the OLED leak. That could be cool. Cheers.

w00t4me

They're supposedly going to update the MacBook Pros with a new design and OLED screens, so I'm waiting on that.

Altamistral

>Americans buy and please can these people saying it's the end of the USA tell us what non US technology available to use? iPhone components are sourced from 40+ different countries. The cameras are Japanese and Taiwanese. The OLED touch screens are Koreans. The sensors are Swiss (STM). The assembly is in China. Two thirds of Apple itself (and Silicon Valley in general) is foreign immigrants. The only thing that's genuinely American is Apple's brand and if things continue the way are going, it's going to tank hard. Tesla already experienced that: they lost \~30% of their sales in EU in one year ad >50% in some markets.

0K-go

Apple is hot. I just want to buy a couple weeks after earnings and maybe add OLED at the same time to bank into what I hope will be the fold in September. Because I want that fold, and I’m never excited about tech. I’m not even the target audience. I may buy in the 240s if I can get the volatility.

bonestamp

When the screens get good/cheap enough I could see it being a useful way to consume content. For example, instead of paying $2000 for a good 80" OLED that stays in one room, maybe you spend $600 on an OLED VR headset with a screen that fills your field of view and that you can use anywhere.

Kewbie123

wtf u smoking. 16 cores, 32GB, 1TB, GPU to run cyberpunk at 60fps @ 1920x1200, 2880x1800 OLED, 27hrs of battery life. Name one laptop that can do this at $1600

clingbat

\#3 but the right is 42" OLED and the left is 32" OLED (two 42" 16:10 ratio displays wouldn't quite fit on my desk lol)

Character_Economy928

I have so many annoying issues with my 65 inch OLED LG TV and there are no fixes online. That’s what I deserve for getting a $1600 TV

BookAffectionate2501

TV prices got so crazy in the past 5 years, My dad bought a 80 inch OLED or QLED when they first came out for like 5k, now they’re less than a grand 😭

bonestamp

> There is no reason to invest billions to bring products to market that everyone know's won't sell very well. Bringing the product to market creates an ecosystem of developers who are also investing millions developing entertainment and productivity software and content for the platform. They're hoping some developer will create the "killer app" that makes VR (or AR) a must have product for everyone. Right now, VR is mostly being used by select gamers and porn enthusiasts. Personally, I've started to watch some TV shows and movies in VR. The displays in the Quest line aren't as high quality as my OLED tv, but I can size the playback window to occupy almost my entire field of vision, which is a very immersive viewing experience that is nearly impossible to reproduce with other technologies at home. As the display quality and other technologies improve, this could be a viable medium for videophiles and cinephiles to enjoy their hobby too. I see a future where someday a lot of 3D sports content and 2D tv/movie content is consumed in VR/AR headsets by the masses. I watched a few NHL and NBA games in VR last season. The production value has a lot of room to grow but it already gives a very satisfying "in the arena" feeling that a lot of sports fans will enjoy. There is something special about being able to look up and see the arena's scoreboard and feel the buzz of the crowd from the grandstand perspective. Some believe that since Apple now has the US TV rights for F1, they will have some exclusive VR viewing experiences in Apple Vision Pro this coming F1 season. It's all happening very slowly, but I think they're on the right track. It's probably going to be even slower than the HD to 4K transition of TV... many of us have had 4K TVs for more than a decade and yet there is still very little live TV/Sports available in 4K.

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The only thing I like about ChatGPT is the font size and pitch black background, since my phone has an OLED display. That’s some Apple-esque moat if you ask me.

Worried_Quarter469

UI is not as polished Need OLED black not gray background first, not sure what them and Gemini are thinking

sonofalando

Planet earth giving me that OLED experience. I’m gonna cum 😩

TheChickening

Because the headset is also a 10m wide cinema screen. Or an 77in OLED within a forest. Or outer space. Or next to a volcano. VR is more than just moving around. You will wear these glasses and watch a movie, or connect it to your Playstation and play normal games. We just need to advance two or three generations to reach ultra high resolution paired with comfort

_Valdez

A 31 inch OLED monitor

ThatFreakImHim

Yep.. OLED for all screens

Get_dat_money

People don't understand just how much better OLED really is. Feel bad for the poors

DoziAce

Yeah, well Samsung can keep right on refusing to increase production and keep prices artificially inflated for their bottom line. For me, I just decided to forgo any Samsung based products and their 9100 pro was replaced with Fury SSD in my newest builds. And, I ordered new phones today to replace the Samsung models we have. Fuck Samsung. And, if the PC Gamers and Builders quit buying their other products where will they be? Hell I already quit buying their monitors and TVs because they don't even make their own OLED panels, they just buy them from LG, and charge more. I Hope Samsung and their Share holders fucking choke ok their profits for RAM. But, let's be real. Maybe its a good thing. CPU, Motherboard, and GPU sales are falling, how long you think it will be before all those manufacturers start pouring money into alternatic processes and the companies trying to find a new way to conoute that doesn't involve RAM? It is why Capitalism, for all its problems drives innovation; people will always seek to build a better mousetrap in order to make more money. The grand irony is it will probably be the same AI Enterprise Solutions that Samsung is fucking the consumer to supply that comes up with the answer to kill the need for RAM. And don't think it is far fetched. Considering in test cases AI programs will stoop to attempted blackmail and in one case opted to let a human die to avoid shut down, what collectively would AI do to keep from destroying the consumer market that drives companies to invest in AI; thus preserving and avoiding an AI bubble? You think AI cares for Samsung. Shit, if AI had a mother it would kill her ass for a dollar. And, AI will have no hesitation to come up with new processes, Samsung be damned. For now the only thing I can do, and we collectively in thw PC community can do is to simply quit buying all Samsung products and any products that have Samsung parts. If Sales fall enough, for everything else Samsung dabbled in making then maybe they will change. And if not, well AI will change it all and Samsung will be the xo.pany that is fucked.

Internal_Field5970

Putting JPow on the 75” OLED

huk9

Just bought a 65 inch OLED from costco. Game changer to say the least.

Character_Economy928

I have a LG 75 inch OLED TV and I personally love the new 3-5 second delay between Iphone and TV I was feeling silly and updated YouTube.

Character_Economy928

I have a 75 inch OLED TV and I personally love the new 3-5 second delay between Iphone and TV I was feeling silly and updated YouTube.

SonyShooter35

I suspect it's what's returned when the calculation involves dividing by zero? It reminds me of a monitor review - when calculating the contrast ratio of a screen you take the white luminance value and divide it by the black luminance value (ie 1000/0.5 = 2000). But with OLED screen the black luminance value is 0.0. So 1000/0 = infinity. I could be way off.

ButtExterminator

Bloomberg tv burned itself into my OLED pixels, now I see a clear ghost of it no matter what I watch :(

Warimbly

Man i was going to pick up a Ps5 pro with an OLED tv tomorrow for african friday but now I feel like I won't even enjoy it after being booty blasted by this downturn