Evolution of Display Technology [1940 - 2020]

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[aweebontheinternet]

The most important evolution of mobile screens is that they scratch at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7

[epurist]

Even though this was a Xiaomi ad, I think you should have mentioned leaders in the mobile screen market like LG and Samsung which are the main outsourcing companies for mobile displays and the way they got there.

[TheFinalRevelation]

I avoid watching your videos as soon as they are released. I find some spare time when I am relaxed and calm so that I can absorb all the information you share with us.

[kimospeijer]

You missed the plasma displays that competed with the first lcd flat screens and that were outperforming lcd on every facet except power consumption.

[imranahmad]

I was hoping to see more display types mentioned like plasma, projection, led, etc, this was more of a commercial.

[virtuallyreal]

A good xiaomi advertisement...didn't expect that, the real companies like Samsung, Sony and LG put a lot of handwork and research into making today's displays ...even a mention of them could be great

[Steamrick]

Wow, that was very abridged on the technology part. I don't think you even got around to explaining that LCD needs a backlight while oled produces its own light.

[Roobar_Plays]

This felt like a Xiomi commercial... Projectors? 3D displays? VR? Transparent display? Holographic?

[waymuchNFO]

Just came in here after watching computer chronicles from the early 80s just how much has changed is mind boggling! Here we go You are appreciated!

[ashish]

seems like promotion for xiaomi and not about title i.e display

not expected!

[scottread]

Good vid until the Xiaomi extended infomercial...at which point i turned off.

[HeavyRayne]

I feel like this was kinda light on info and explanations in some areas

[deepak.rocks.]

Most of your videos are amazing and inspiring but this one is more of like a advertising of xiaomi

[Pete_]

This was not up to your usual standard. It felt like you glossed over the what was supposed to be the main subject of your video i n order to get to the Xiaomi "ad".

[eqhorse]

Very light on the tech, heavy on advertising. Definitely not this channels best video.

Also, did you credit the video clip from the slow mo guys?

[apurvchoudharyy]

Le Xiaomi India: Infringe philips patents for communication.

[Karanaryal]

Such a straight forward promotional video.

[HedgehogStudios]

This is the first video from this channel that I’ll be disliking for being both incomplete and an extended ad

[johnlopez]

Mr. D, thank you once again for an exquisite video. It was very informative, visually pleasing, and thoroughly entertaining. All in under fifteen minutes! Masterful!

[CarthagoMike]

I don't mind an advertisement video, especially not a well made one, but some more clarity to the fact that it is basically a commercial for Xiaomi would have been nice.