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Samsung has new hybrid TVs coming — and they could kill OLED

Samsung has new hybrid TVs coming — and they could kill OLED

Posted on August 27, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung Display is working on a new QLED/OLED hybrid that could redefine TVs

Samsung is readying a new TV display technology that combines the immaculate picture of OLED with the brightness and color boosting properties of QLED’s quantum-dots, into a new hybrid technology called QD-OLED.

Even more exciting? According to reports from BusinessKorea, prototypes of the next-gen technology are already being shared with companies like Sony and Panasonic, as well as Samsung Electronics, and the new panels could start showing up in TVs as early as 2021.

Samsung Display develops and manufactures the display technology that is used in both Samsung products as well as any other products that use Samsung screens – everything from TVs to smartwatches, but from other major brands you’d recognize.
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