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The TV industry finally concedes that the future may not be in 8K
(arstechnica.com)
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I've steered away from OLED thus far due to concerns about burn-in. It just isn't something I want to have to deal with.
It's bad enough that I need to worry about write cycles on SSDs, but the advantage over HDDs is so overwhelming that I deal with it.
Longevity is a very important criteria for me, as I tend to upgrade infrequently and buy near top of the line for its time.
Mini LED is the way to go for longevity imo.
I play Guild Wars 2, and I'm worried if I bought an OLED I would end up with the UI permanently burned in. The technology just doesn't seem compatible with games that feature a persistent UI.