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These design changes, though incredibly simple, speak to the fact that TVs are going stale.
I’m led to believe they don’t.
I hope brands likeLGand Samsung take inspiration from Philips’s newest series.
Even just a touch of color can make all the difference.
Philips' new OLED TVs do precisely that.
It’s not hard to envision brands like LG and Samsung following suit.
After all, many of these companies are already taking major swings with lifestyle TVs.
Wouldn’t The Frame itself be particularly ideal for something like Ambilight?
Does it go against the grain, and isn’t this a total gimmick?
Yes, but that’s the whole point.
So, too, are LG and Samsung, as both companies have their own individual smart lighting systems.
Panasonic isn’t alone, though.
TheSamsung S95D OLED TValso has one serious audio system, and Samsung offers a surround sound enhancer inQ-Symphony.
But what if the ambient lighting wasalsodynamically integrated with the sound system?
What if the ambient lighting was also dynamically integrated with the sound system?
We’re in a weird time in the TV space.
LG’s dropped its MLA panel and Samsung’s going all-in on lifestyle TVs.
I’m of the mind that off-beat design choices can prove beneficial in the future for OLED models.
you’re able to call me crazy if you’d like.
After all, it’s a crazy proposition.
I think it would be interesting if other TV makers took up the design and ran with it.
It likely wouldn’t cost much and it would add a ton of immersion to everyday entertainment.
