Samsung is developing a new look for its QLED TVs. The short film introduces new Ambient technology and the ability to merge with the interior.
What is QLED?
If you're on the market for a new television, it's likely you'll have seen the QLED moniker during your search.
But if you aren't in the know, Samsung's high-end QLED TV technology might sound baffling – and we're here to set you straight on what to expect from QLED, and how it differs from other panels technologies like OLED and LCD.
Essentially, QLED is a proprietary panel technology developed by Samsung for its top-tier televisions. By using a metallic quantum dot filter, QLED panels enhance color and contrast, boosting the capabilities of HDR and 4K images compared to other non-quantum dot LCD-LEDs.
There's a little more to it than that (QLED TV models now include Samsung's Bixby virtual assistant and a nifty Ambient Mode to help them blend into your room better) but what you just read is the crux of what makes a QLED a QLED.
Every new Samsung TV coming in 2020
It isn't quite a revolution in TV displays, but it does offer a high visual standard beyond the realm of regular LCD televisions. There are more QLED TVs than ever in Samsung's 2020 TV range, even if the competition from rival panel technologies – OLED, for one – remains stiff.
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