Let me get this straight. Valve decides to break into a market with a niche product few people have purchased from other vendors in the past (GPD, Aya, etc), says “we want this to be affordable and just work”, releases a 1.0 to test the waters, and you think their initial device should have had OLED?
I‘ve noticed this a few times already, they probably responded to a now deleted comment and Lemmy (or maybe just Memmy, the app I‘m using) pushes the replies to said comment up a level, making everyone‘s response look weird as the result
I still don’t get the fuss about OLED. As someone who prefers relatively low brightness and contrast settings on most displays that are not used in the summer sun, I’ve never felt like decent non-OLED panels were lacking for me.
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Let me get this straight. Valve decides to break into a market with a niche product few people have purchased from other vendors in the past (GPD, Aya, etc), says “we want this to be affordable and just work”, releases a 1.0 to test the waters, and you think their initial device should have had OLED?
I can see why you don’t run any companies.
Who you talking to bro edit: somethings funky with my memmy app, its only showing partial comments, weird
I‘ve noticed this a few times already, they probably responded to a now deleted comment and Lemmy (or maybe just Memmy, the app I‘m using) pushes the replies to said comment up a level, making everyone‘s response look weird as the result
That‘s my guess at least
If you’re using Memmy then change your sort option and it should fix it.
Oh yeah, that‘s some weird behavior lol
Thank you!
Wow, that is a terrible UI design choice lol.
That’s exactly what happened!
The person he replied to, obviously.
Yeah, it was displaying strangely in my mobile app, checked on the web and it’s normal.
It was led, imo more than good enough for my use, and I don’t have to worry about burn in.
The original uses LCD, not LED.
Ah thanks, I’ll try to remember this going forward.
Alas I’ve already forgotten, old man brain syndrome. Crystal display not diode.
About a dozen OLED devices in my household. Never seen burn in.
It was a poor quality lcd panel and burn in hasn’t been an issue on oleds for years now ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I still don’t get the fuss about OLED. As someone who prefers relatively low brightness and contrast settings on most displays that are not used in the summer sun, I’ve never felt like decent non-OLED panels were lacking for me.