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Posted On: 08/08/2017 10:22:09 PM
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LDM’s editor Bob Raikes says that Samsung has failed in its attempt to develop OLED TVs that it could mass produce commercially. “It has pinned its colours to the mast of Quantum Dot (QD), and for the moment QD LCDs. The current QD in the backlight technology is pretty good, but you also need a good backlight. The next generation of QD TV, with quantum dots in the place of the colour filter should give the technology a big boost and has the promise of finally removing one of the key disadvantages of LCDs, that is to say, varying performance according to the viewing angle
LDM’s editor Bob Raikes says that Samsung has failed in its attempt to develop OLED TVs that it could mass produce commercially. “It has pinned its colours to the mast of Quantum Dot (QD), and for the moment QD LCDs. The current QD in the backlight technology is pretty good, but you also need a good backlight. The next generation of QD TV, with quantum dots in the place of the colour filter should give the technology a big boost and has the promise of finally removing one of the key disadvantages of LCDs, that is to say, varying performance according to the viewing angle
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