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Corning.com: We’ve heard industry analysts with varying opinions on the benefits an OLED device offers. So why would a consumer prefer a device with an OLED display over an LCD display?

Tech observers and investors revel in lively discussions about the latest, greatest gadget and whose bottom line will get the greatest bounce. They enjoy debating the intricacies and details of materials that contribute to these devices, and the related trends and developments. For us at Corning, materials innovators for 165 years, it’s been great to see a recent uptick in discussions about OLED versus LCD display panel technology - a genuine #GlassAge debate.

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Corning.com staff sat down with Mike Kunigonis, business director for Corning’s High Performance Displays Group, to understand key differences between OLED and LCD display technology.

I don't think screen burn can be fixed. (All the articles on Arcade monitors I have read have listed that as the one thing to always avoid). Other minor things can be fixed apparently.

@Neko_Rukiafan A 35" tube TV? Wow that must be a big beasty, sounds great! You can indeed do something about screen burn in if it's mild, with a TV setup/calibration DVD that has a 'screen wash' function, which fills the screen with lots of colour that's constantly moving around. A DVD that I can recommend is Disney's World Of Wonder which is a whole home theatre set up set that covers basic and advanced stuff, I got it to help me set up the geometry on my Samsung HD tube TV and it's really good. I haven't needed to use the screen wash feature but going by the high quality of the rest of the disc I imagine it's as good as any other. I should mention that my version of World Of Wonder is the Blu-Ray but I don't see any reason why the screen wash wouldn't be on the DVD version.

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Burn in on a CRT style television is not reversible. LCDs sometimes have image retention which often will fade with time but burn in on a crt is due to the phosphors in the tube (which are finite) being used up at a different rate than others. Think of a car with a bumper sticker and you remove the sticker and that area is a different color.

MK: Glass plays a very important role in manufacturing devices that use flexible OLED display panels. While flexible OLED displays use a plastic substrate rather than glass, they require a high-performance, display-quality carrier glass to stabilize the plastic substrate through the demanding high-resolution manufacturing process, which is why Corning is interested in this flexible OLED market.

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My old 35" big screen tube tv that is about 15 years old has some images burned onto the screen and I was just wondering if there's any way to fix it? The TV otherwise is in pristine working condition so it would be a waste to get rid of it and I wouldn't mind paying up to $100 to fix it as I'll need a tube tv for my retro gaming consoles which look like dog poopiedoop on LCD and LED Televisions.

Just pick up another CRT from a thrift store, garage sale or craigslist. People are always giving away those things for next to nothing especially this time of the year.

Corning Lotus NXT Glass, through its advantaged and balanced glass attributes, was designed to address the challenges of today’s LTPS-OLED manufacturing processes

MK: No. Both OLED and LCD displays can offer tremendous benefits – depending on the required attributes – and we expect both to coexist for many years to come. In fact, one of the big trends in consumer electronics is high resolution. Today, LCD is advantaged in creating low-cost, high-resolution devices.

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MK: Adoption of OLED displays on smaller, mobile devices is the driver behind most of today’s OLED industry growth, so let me focus on that. A handheld OLED display is attractive to consumers because of the industrial design and display attributes that this technology can support. For example, OLED displays can be curved, or be thinner, or have narrower bezels – or no bezels at all – or flex and bend. Plus, an OLED display will be a great solution for virtual reality applications because it can provide high resolution and superior response time and latency.

There's no guarantee that it'll fix the burn in but seeing as it's an easy thing to try I would say it's certainly worth seeing if it helps. Other ways of fixing it are beyond my knowledge but hopefully there's something you can do should the screen wash not be enough, like you say it would be a shame to get rid of a nice TV because of this problem.

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Corning.com: Earlier you outlined some of OLED’s industrial design benefits, like curved displays and even devices that flex or bend. What is the role of glass in devices with these unique designs?

Corning.com: Thanks for your time today, Mike. Let’s start with a key question: In the context of display panels, how does OLED technology work and what are the main differences between it and LCD technology?

Corning.com: Now that we have an understanding of LCD and OLED technology, what is Corning’s role in enabling these display panels?

MK: OLED stands for Organic Light-Emitting Diode, or Organic LED. It’s an alternative to LCDs for consumer electronic devices that range in size from wearable to TVs. Like LCD, OLED is a type of panel that enables the displays on device screens. An OLED display picture is generated by turning on and off millions of tiny individual LEDs, each forming the individual pixels of a display. Compare this to LCD, where an always-on backlight projects light through a liquid crystal, sandwiched between two pieces of glass. When the liquid crystal is excited by an electrical current, it lets the light of an individual pixel pass through like a shutter. LCD and OLED display panels both excel at delivering vibrant consumer displays, each in its own unique way.

@Tasuki A 35" set might require a bit of hunting though and it's always worth repairing something if it can be fixed, I have a bit of a thing about stuff getting thrown away if it's working or repairable!

MK: Bottom line, OLED and LCD both require high-performance display glass for panels to deliver the performance attributes consumers take for granted today. Each of the three macro trends I mentioned – high resolution, industrial design, and virtual reality – requires specialized glass. Corning offers a specialty glass solution designed to best address these macro trends: Corning Lotus™ NXT Glass. With its balanced set of glass attributes, Lotus NXT Glass plays a key role in high-performance LCD and OLED devices. Corning continues to offer advantaged materials in this space, and as display technologies advance, our capabilities are expanding to meet their evolving requirements.

@Noonch Are you definitely talking about the etching effect that's caused by showing a still image on the screen for too long? If you are then the screen wash business I was talking about must be designed just for LCDs and Plasmas then.