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Aug 31 2016
Samsung QLED could be the next big thing
There is a new TV display technology on the horizon called QLED, and it might be even better than OLED. Short for “quantum dot light emitting devices,” QLED has the potential to match the “infinite” contrast ratio of OLED, with better power efficiency, better colour and more. QLED could be the next big thing in […]
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By Expat • Samsung, UK Media News • Tags: OLED, QLED, Quantum dot Light Emitting Devices, Samsung