Samsung explains how its QLED technology achieves excellent picture quality

Samsung unveiled the second-generation of its Quantum Dot TVs at a press conference ahead of CES 2017. The company claims that its QLED technology is better than OLED technology from rival LG. Samsung has explained how its new TV range achieves excellent picture quality in an official blog post.

According to Samsung, a lot of brightness is required to showcase larger volume of color, and that's where the company's QLED technology comes into the picture. The latest QLED TVs can reach peak brightness levels of up to 2000 nits, and this was achieved by developing a new QD material to improve luminous efficiency. This method improves not only color volume and accuracy but also HDR performance.

In addition to color accuracy and brightness, Samsung's new QLED TVs also offer wide viewing angles and deep blacks, thanks to a new panel design. So, Samsung claims that it was able to improve brightness, colour accuracy, contrast, and viewing angles in its new QLED TV range.

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