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Why don't you describe the backlight of an OLED? I feel like laughing.

Oh, I could own you everyday of the year. It's not hard, only takes one post. Too easy.

You were a good soldier. Take it easy.

This response is the definition of mental deficiency and illness. Impressive.

I wonder how many days I'll decide to continue owning you before it gets old.

Pretty much, and then there's jerry.

That's just the reality of having PS4 as your main platform. When you play PS4 the most the controller tends to deteriorate from wear and tear. It is why your Xbox One controller will forever stay immaculate.

Yeah that's it. Had nothing to do with you just being completely deaf and dumb to reality.

Edge-lit LED TVs: No backlight OLED TVs: Backlight Jerry:

Jehu-se-her

You know jerry has exceeded his losing streak quota when he starts posting " " emojis and... starts typing like this for no reason. Stay losing you dipshit.

Now that's one impressive backlight.

Yeah. A ben smiley is definitely trying to laugh it off. I'm just perplexed at how terrible this is. I'm at a loss; I really am.

This is hilarious... he thinks that OLED somehow ties into his retarded LCD TV conclusions despite not even having a clue that OLED is a completely different technology.

Goddamn.

It's cute that you actually think you gained something from falling for that question.

You didn't even answer most of my questions you idiot and the one you did you got completely fucking wrong... just like you've been this whole thread.

I threw that question in for a reason because I knew he'd bite and fall the fuck apart.

Please enlighten us on how backlighting is now an old term that does not describe the way TVs today function? What has significantly changed that we can consider these TVs to not have a backlight source? We'll wait. Also, what do you consider OLED? Backlit or not?

Except its not old and it's still relevant to describe the way these edge lit TVs function. What's so difficult to understand?

It doesn't even translate well if at all.