>can make phones with OLED >cant make that 20 times bigger

Why is this /g/?

well?

OLED has longevity issues and burn-in issues. The typical phone screen is only turned on for a small portion of the day, has few static elements on the screen, and is expected to be replaced every few years anyway. A monitor in typical use can be on almost all day, and the average desktop environment has many static elements. A good monitor is also expected to last many years, even upwards of a decade in some cases. OLED technology isn't at the point where monitors that don't need to be replaced every 6 months can be produced, let alone at an affordable price.

polite sage

>>62010394
polite thank you

>Can make 80 inch 4K OLED HDR TVs for $600
>Can't make a 27 inch version

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>can make cpus by the inch^2

>can't make 1 foot^2 cpu and boost power a hundred-fold

>>62010448
polite retard, use google

>>62010664
what is latency
the bigger the die is, the lower the frequency you're going to be able to run it at