More fuel for the T5 fire

[Myka]

Kind of off topic, but not really...

Where are you guys buying your submersible probe light meters? I need one because I'm too anal to not know.

[Myka]

Ok fine, everybody just quit posting!

[banditpowdercoat]

Originally Posted by Myka

Ok fine, everybody just quit posting!

OK, I wont post any more I pwommis

[albert_dao]

You know what I saw today at the Sony store? A 6 or 7" OLED TV. It was like two grand and had a contrast ratio of one MEEELION:1 or something ridiculous like that. It was bloody bright too.

OLED = Future (we're talking far future here, like cold fusion and time travel future).

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by albert_dao

You know what I saw today at the Sony store? A 6 or 7" OLED TV. It was like two grand and had a contrast ratio of one MEEELION:1 or something ridiculous like that. It was bloody bright too.

OLED = Future (we're talking far future here, like cold fusion and time travel future).

And? Are you saying this over a tank is better than a T5? Don't doubt it. You NEED MH...

[albert_dao]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

And? Are you saying this over a tank is better than a T5? Don't doubt it. You NEED MH...

Yeah, actually, I am. OLED's are starting to post some of the highest efficiencies and spectral outputs available in modern lighting. It's not an application that's found its way to the aquarium hobby yet, but as time goes by and RD progresses, manufacturing costs come down and these light sources get even better.

Thx 4 attempt at GG reply :P MH = lose.

[Canadian]

It shouldn't be long before OLED prices come down (I guess "long" is a relative term thoug). From what I understand manufacturing of organic screens should be considerably cheaper than comparable alternatives once manufacturing scales are equalized.

But what about Luxim's plasma lamps?