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QD Visión escribió:todo lo que estamos haciendo es cambiar la bombilla de luz, y sin embargo eso permita toda la pantalla se ve mucho mejor: los colores son mucho más vivos [50% mas de intensidad del color], lo que le permite generar una imagen mucho más creíble
El nuevo monitor de la serie E6 romperá el mercado ya que proporciona una calidad de imagen superior a un precio muy competitivo. Además, nos enorgullece ser los primeros de la industria en lanzar un monitor con tecnología de punto cuántico al mercado de PC
Lee Ji-yoon, koreaherald.com escribió:
Samsung reaffirms no plan for OLED TV
TV chief says LCD-based quantum dot could progress faster than OLED
Samsung Electronics president and TV chief Kim Hyun-seok on Tuesday reaffirmed that the company has no immediate plan to produce organic light-emitting diode TVs. But the tone and manner was stronger than ever.
“I have always said it would take two to three years to consider OLED TV. But now when little progress has been made on its tricky production and high costs since our suspension back in 2013, I wouldn’t say OLED is our future direction,” he told reporters at the company’s headquarters in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province.
OLED boasts more accurate and vibrant picture quality compared to conventional liquid-crystal displays. Despite its increasing usage in smartphones and other smaller devices, its TV adoption has been delayed due to the higher costs of production and lower manufacturing yields of the larger panels.
Samsung is a market leader in smaller OLED. It has recently inked a deal with Appel to supply OLED screens for next-generation iPhones.
But when it comes to TVs, Samsung has poured more resources into improving the quality of LCD TVs. Especially its latest SUHD TVs feature the quantum dot technology that uses tiny particles that emit a different color of light depending on size.
“It is also likely that new technology like quantum dot could progress faster than OLED,” he said.
Samsung claims that its quantum dot TV already outpaces current OLED TVs in terms of picture quality and brightness, even though it is still disputable which display is the better display technology.
Currently, its archrival LG Electronics is a market leader in OLED TVs.
Last year, Samsung was the biggest TV maker with a market share of 27.5 percent in terms of revenue. But the company now sees less profits as prices continue to fall due to cheaper products from Chinese rivals.
The company said it would beef up premium products to restore profits. On its home turf, sales of the latest quantum dot TVs have increased more than 40 percent compared to last year’s models.
The company plans to launch the TV models in Europe and Brazil in the coming months in line with the regions’ big sports events such as the Euro 2016 and the Rio Summer Olympics in August.
“Starting this year, the quantum dot TVs are being launched globally. We will become the No. 1 TV maker for the 11th consecutive year,” Kim said.