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Posted On: 01/10/2018 6:52:00 PM
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Looks like all the bugs are out of qled for Samsung and this years tv demoed privately kicked a$$..this is what the industry needs to kickstart tbe qd revolution leave OLED in the dust
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2018/...4658277087
That shot is the one in La La Land where Sebastian plays the piano illuminated against a near black backdrop by a single bright, bluish spotlight. And pretty incredibly, the demo unit of Samsung’s upcoming QLED 4K flagship managed to deliver this shot while exhibiting practically zero backlight clouding or haloing around the spot-lit area. Even though the intensity and brightness of that area looked actually slightly more extreme than it did on even the OLED TV below.
Yep, that’s right: Samsung’s chutzpah even extended to running this early version of its Q9F replacement against a 2017 OLED TV. And a Sony Z9D. And even a 2017 Q9F. And it was clear to all of us watching the demonstration in the ‘secret’ part of Samsung’s stand that the new QLED model was delivering both the best contrast and best light uniformity of all the screens on show. Which is genuinely remarkable.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2018/...4658277087
That shot is the one in La La Land where Sebastian plays the piano illuminated against a near black backdrop by a single bright, bluish spotlight. And pretty incredibly, the demo unit of Samsung’s upcoming QLED 4K flagship managed to deliver this shot while exhibiting practically zero backlight clouding or haloing around the spot-lit area. Even though the intensity and brightness of that area looked actually slightly more extreme than it did on even the OLED TV below.
Yep, that’s right: Samsung’s chutzpah even extended to running this early version of its Q9F replacement against a 2017 OLED TV. And a Sony Z9D. And even a 2017 Q9F. And it was clear to all of us watching the demonstration in the ‘secret’ part of Samsung’s stand that the new QLED model was delivering both the best contrast and best light uniformity of all the screens on show. Which is genuinely remarkable.
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