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Is it Time to Consider Measuring Displays in their Use Case Environment?

by Chris Chinnock

Display performance is always measured in a very dark room, which is important if you want to know the limits of their performance. But display-based products are rarely viewed in real applications in a …

Tags:Contrast| Display Metrology| OLED Fabs| QLED| Vol 24 - Issue 25

Samsung QLED TVs Become the World’s First ‘CalMAN ready’ Series of TVs That Provide Autocalibration for HDR

by Isaac Oburu

Samsung Electronics announced today the availability of Portrait Displays’ new autocalibration software, CalMAN with AutoCal, on its 2017 QLED TVs. This software is used by professional video calibrators within the display industry, and most …

Tags:QLED| Samsung| TV Production

Take a Big Breath, It’s Display Week…

by Bob Raikes

Next week is the annual SID Display Week, the highlight of the display industry and a real pleasure if you are a geek like me. There will be plenty to see and hear. I …

Samsung QLED TVs Calibrated by Calman

by Yvette Raikes

In issue 3 this year, we told you (Samsung Ties up with Calman) about the partnership allowing Samsung to use Portrait Displays’ Calman software to calibrate its 2017 QLED TV range. The two companies …

An Unplanned War…

by Bob Raikes

This was one of those weeks where we struggled to find a story for the front page. The Samsung article about the OLED fab was ‘just a rumour’, but as the saying goes, “there’s …

This is War!

by Ken Werner

Nobody at Samsung will quite say they are at war with OLED-TV, but it’s not hard to read between the lines. Since its final, grudging flirtation with OLED-TV a couple of years ago, Samsung …

Tags:OLED TVs| QLED| Samsung| Vol 24 - Issue 18

Samsung Debuts New LED and LCD Products

by Chris Chinnock

Samsung revealed some new LCD and LED products at NAB. For example, the QM98F 98” is a new edge-lit 4K/UHD LED Smart Signage Display. These are based on TV components and panels, but have …

QLED Category Advances

by Chris Chinnock

Samsung has been a proponent of using the QLED name to represent a display category – namely, displays that integrate quantum dots in any architecture whether photoluminescent or electroluminescent. This desire got a boost …

Samsung To Reveal QLED Alliance?

by Bob Raikes

The Investor in Korea reports that Samsung is holding an event with TV makers and retailers in Beijing to highlight its quantum dot technology and (mis-)use of the QLED terminology. The company has previously …

Samsung’s TV Launch Event

by Chris Chinnock

Samsung Electronics was planning a TV launch event in New York City on March 14. A major snowstorm forced the cancellation of the media-focused meeting, but they launched the products anyway with a virtual …

Tags:HDR - High Dynamic Range| QLED| Quantum Dots| Samsung| Vol 24 - Issue 10

Nanoco Buys QLED IP from Kodak

by Bob Raikes

Nanoco Group plc announced the company has acquired a group of patents from the Eastman Kodak Company (“Kodak”) in connection with the use of quantum dots in electroluminescent displays, a future display technology. With …

Samsung QLEDs in 2019?

by Bob Raikes

Samsung will introduce QLED TVs (i.e. OLED architectures with Quantum Dots replacing the OLED materials) in 2019, according to Digitimes Research in Taiwan. In the meantime, the company will develop its QD film, QD …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| QLED| Quantum Dots| Samsung| Vol 23 - Issue 44