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This document discusses trends in TV technology, including smart TVs, OLED TVs, 3D TVs, and UHD TVs. It provides an overview of each technology and how it has evolved over time. For example, it describes how smart TVs now offer internet connectivity and content options beyond traditional TV viewing. It also explains the picture quality advantages of OLED displays over LED displays.
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- 2. 1/30 Content ? TV Overview ? Smart TV ? OLED TV ? 3D TV ? UD TV
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- 4. 3/30 TV Overview Global Market Share
- 5. 4/30 TV Overview Human Vision System Left Right 65mm Human Vision (Eyes + Brain) Eye movement, Iris control ? Black & White TV - ?? (??) - Luminance? ?? ?? ? Color TV - B&W TV? ??? ?? ? Analog TV ? Digital TV - ?? ?? - ??? ?? ? HD TV ? UD TV ? UHD TV - ???, ??? ? 3D TV - ??? - ?? ??, ?? ???, ??? ??
- 6. 5/30 TV Overview Smart TV: Internet Content, UI/UX 3DTV: Immersive, FPR Technology LED BLU TV: Picture Quality & Eco-Friendly Design: Narrow and Slim Technology
- 7. 6/30 TV Overview OLED TV: Ultimate Picture, Slim & Narrow UDTV: Bigger Screen, Immersive Auto-stereoscopic 3D Technology Trends Entertainment Host: Contents and Service Smart Device: Convergence and Cloud Cloud
- 9. 8/30 Smart TV Internet Connection Content Hub Content Hub ? Broadcasting/Channel ? Premium Content ? TV: Entertainment Device - App. vs Content ? Distribution Platform
- 10. 9/30 Smart TV ? Content Searching ? Content Recommendation User Interface Content Searching User Interface ? Remote Controller ? Qwerty Keyboard ? Speech Recognition (Words)
- 11. 10/30 Smart TV ? UI/UX: Intuitive and Interactive - Speech(Natural), Gesture - Personal Agency ? Content Linked Information - Places & Music - Advertisement: Food, Shopping ?? ?? ?? Catalog ue ??Social Informa tion ?? ???? ?? ?? ?? ???? ?? ???, ? 24???? ? ? ??? ?? User Experience Service Service
- 12. 11/30 Smart Device TV/Cell Phone/PC/Tablet ?Smart Device Convergence Entertainment Communication Computing & Information Information & Multimedia
- 13. 12/30 OLED TV Overview Ultimate Picture Quality with Ultra-Thin Thickness
- 14. 13/30 OLED TV ? Simple Structure ? Self-emissive (BLU ??) ? Lighting unit Pixel unit ? Complex Structure ? BLU (Backlight Unit): CCFL, LED ? Lighting unit Pixel unit Self-emissive, excellent picture quality, simple structure ? Ultimate Display Technology BLU ?? LCD OLED LCD vs OLED
- 15. 14/30 OLED TV Major Seven Advantages over LED BLU TV Advantages
- 16. 15/30 OLED TV Contrast OLED: Pixel Unit, Pure Black Level ? ??? C/R ? Bartleson-Breneman Effect: Contrast & Perceived Brightness - Display with higher contrast looks brighter
- 17. 16/30 OLED TV Color OLED: Wide color gamut, Perfect color accuracy ? Helmholtz-Kohlrausch Effect: Color Gamut & Perceived Brightness - Display with wider color gamut looks brighter
- 18. 17/30 OLED TV Thickness & Weight Super Slim TV & Very Light TV 7.5kg
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- 23. 22/30 3DTV 3D Technology : Stereoscopic ? Auto-stereoscopic ? Hologram. 3D Technology Evolution Stereoscopic Auto-stereoscopic Hologram ? Glasses ? Current technology ? Non-glasses type ? Parallax Barrier & Lenticular Lens ? Next technology ? Red/Blue glasses ? Past technology Anaglyph ? Real 3D ? Object wave ? Future technology Mono ? Binocular parallax/Vergence ? Motion parallax ? Accommodation
- 24. 23/30 3DTV Voice of Customers Issues: Prices, Eye-glasses and 3D Contents ? 3DTV is dizzy and tired ? Eye-glasses is inconvenient ? Price is too expensive ? 3D contents is not sufficient Voice of Customers
- 25. 24/30 3DTV Shutter Glasses 3DTV IR SYNC time Eye-Glasses<< L FPR Technology Patterned retarder L R L R L R time 3DTV Light Eye-glasses Time Synchronization-free Flicker-free, Crosstalk-free 3D Brightness Support all 60/120/240Hz Eye-Glasses>> FPR vs SG 240Hz (L-B-R-B) Time Synchronization
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