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Toshiba TV Launches QA4C and QL4C Quantum Dot Colour TV Ranges

by Artem Alekseenko

Toshiba TV is set to bring more colour, detail and vibrancy to the screen with the launch of its new Quantum Dot Colour frameless TVs. Designed in 65”/55”/50”/43” screen sizes, the QA4C 4K HDR …

Tags:HDR - High Dynamic Range| Quantum Dots| Smart TV| toshiba| UltraHD & 4K

Next Gen Display Technologies Showcased @DisplayWeek 2021

by Sweta Dash

An exuberant display industry showcased their next generation display technologies at Virtual DisplayWeek 2021 during May 17 to 21. The display industry is continuing along the path of innovations by bringing in new technologies, …

Nanosys, QDs and Vacuums

by Bob Raikes

Vacuums were much on my mind when I listened to the last couple of talks in the DSCC/SID Business Conference in the TV section, given by Jason Hartlove of quantum dot (QD) developer, Nanosys …

Tags:MiniLED| Nanosys| Quantum Dots| Wide Colour Gamut (WCG)

Nanosys Buys Glō

by Bob Raikes

What They Say We got an email to advise us that Nanosys had purchased Gl?, which has been developing technology for microLEDs. In a Youtube interview on Nanosys’ Youtube channel, Jason Hartlove (at this …

Tags:Mergers & Acquisitions| MicroLED| Nanosys| Quantum Dots

Samsung Display Moves its Language in SID Keynote

by Bob Raikes

JS Choi, CEO of Samsung Display (SDC), gave the first keynote that I watched from the SID Display Week, although it wasn’t the first keynote published. Over the years, I have attended many keynotes …

Innovations Abound at TechBlick Quantum Dot Conference

by Peter Palomaki

Even though SID Display Week started this week, I could not help myself from attending a new conference last week with a heavy focus on quantum dot technologies. Since I also dabble in technology …

Tags:Perovskite| Quantum Dots

AUO @ Touch Taiwan

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Touch Taiwan kicked off this week with a physical as well as a virtual expo. We had been hoping to visit, but Covid put paid to that. Instead we had a …

Counterpoint: Why Cadmium QDs Won’t Die

by Peter Palomaki

It has been said that a good lawyer must be able to argue both sides of a case to be effective. While I don’t have a law degree, I will take the stand here …

Tags:Health and Safety| Quantum Dots| ROHS

SLAC Looks at QDs Very Closely

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Scientists at the US Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University have published a paper via Nature that describes how the group has used lasers to stimulate quantum …

Tags:Quantum Dots| R&D (Research & Development)| USA

Advantages and Challenges for QDs in MicroLEDs

by Bob Raikes

I’m still catching up with all the news from a lot of virtual events over the last few weeks, but here’s my second article from the Electronic Displays Conference in Nuremburg. I’m covering a …

Tags:Microdisplays| MicroLED| OLEDs| Perovskite| Quantum Dots

MiniLED Quantum Dot TVs – New Opportunities

by Sweta Dash

The biggest advantage of miniLED Quantum Dot TV is that it takes LCD performance to a new height not possible before. MiniLED display technology can enable LCD to achieve high brightness, very high contrast, …

Cadmium-containing QDs are on the Chopping Block – RoHS update 2021

by Peter Palomaki

It’s no secret that the quantum dot industry has a love/hate relationship with the element cadmium (Cd). It is a common element used in QD technology, and QD types that utilize Cd (CdSe in …

Tags:Environment| Quantum Dots