Yes, I think it will trickle down eventually, but although it certainly helps if the likes of Apple adopt OLED, or maybe another manufacturer will support some other burgeoning tech... despite that, it's US, the consumer, who really holds the power. Most of us don't seem to realise that WE ultimately control what products are sold based on what we buy... it's as simple as that! If everyone en masse suddenly rejected all these expensive ultrawide and sloppily put together IPS monitors tmrw, and demanded something better, we would see some changes for the better pretty quick.
This is what annoys me about the state of play at the moment... I read so many comments from people who buy these high-end monitors who clearly aren't happy with the bleed/glow and/or stuck/dead pixels, but they just keep them regardless, almost accepting the fact that these things are acceptable for £700! It's a joke, and nothing will ever change as long as people continue to do this. Why would any manufacturer even attempt to fix a problem that we are not only accepting of, but willing to pay through the nose for?? The world's gone mad I tell you!!
This is what annoys me about the state of play at the moment... I read so many comments from people who buy these high-end monitors who clearly aren't happy with the bleed/glow and/or stuck/dead pixels, but they just keep them regardless, almost accepting the fact that these things are acceptable for £700! It's a joke, and nothing will ever change as long as people continue to do this. Why would any manufacturer even attempt to fix a problem that we are not only accepting of, but willing to pay through the nose for?? The world's gone mad I tell you!!
