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The evolution of QLED and OLED technologies in hybrid QD-OLED technology

The South Korean giant Samsung is absolutely deservedly considered an innovative leader in the consumer electronics segment. For over 50 years, Samsung refrigerators, robot vacuums, washers, etc very successfully compete in the market. Moreover, Samsung dominates in many areas. For example, today this company occupies about 20% of the smartphone market, annually offering innovative flagships, including the latest Samsung Galaxy S20. But for many decades, TVs have remained one of its priorities. As known, Samsung actively participated in almost all innovation revolutions, including the development and improvement of quantum dot technology and Micro LED technology. Like other leaders, Samsung presents new models annually at CES in Las Vegas. This year was no exception. In January, the company introduced the latest Samsung TVs and innovative technologies. Of course, competitors also do not lose time. For example, in recent years, LG has made significant strides in cheapening its OLED TVs. As a result, today the popular 55-inch LG OLED 4K B9 PLA costs less than $ 1,400 (£ 1,098 in Europe). At the same time, a few years ago, the price of OLED TVs began at $ 2,000. In addition, the company is actively developing NanoCell technology, presenting several great LG NanoCell series at CES 2020. As known, LG's NanoCell is an analogue of Samsung's QLED technology. Other competitors are also not inferior. Read the full article

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QD-OLED, QD-MicroLED and QDEL technologies in quantum dot display Review

The TVs segment has rightfully been considered one of the most innovative in the field of consumer electronics. HDR technology, digital image processing using modern powerful processors, and HDMI 2.1 standard has radically expanded the capabilities of developers. At CES 2020, industry leaders introduced a new generation of 8K flagships, including Samsung Q950TS 8K, LG Signature OLED 8K ZX, Sony 8K LCD Z8H, and TCL QLED 8K X915. Of course, TV image technologies is one of the main directions for their further improvement. As known, today companies use LED LCD and OLED technology. Wherein, LG confidently dominates the OLED TVs segment, successfully improving and cheapening this technology. LED LCD technology received a powerful boost after the development of Samsung SUHD TVs with Quantum dot display. Subsequently, almost all industry leaders joined this direction. As a result, today Sony offers Triluminos, LG - NanoCell, Hisense - ULED TVs, etc. In recent years, the development progress of QD technology has accelerated significantly. In June 2018, the Korean ETNews portal first announced the plans of Samsung Display to begin in 2019 a test production of screens based on QD-OLED matrices with a layer of quantum dots. In November 2019, Samsung intensified the intrigue announcing the launch of research of QNED technology under the leadership of Samsung Vice President Kwon Oh-hyun. Read the full article