Samsung has just announced the pre-order of its new line of QD-OLED TVs, the S95B. The information came through the website TheVerge, where it is said that the new line of TVs with QD-OLED display comes in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes for $2.399,99 and $3.499,99, respectively.
As you can see above, the sales figures for the Samsung QD-OLED S95B TV lineup are interesting compared to LG's OLED TVs from 2022, where the OLED55C2 model will go for approximately €2.300 ($2.550), according to the website WhatHifi. Compared to Sony with its line of QD-OLED TVs called the A95K, according to the website HDTVTest, the value is even higher, reaching $3.000 for the 55" model and $4.000 for the 65" model.
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Sobre as TVs QD-OLED da Samsung
The new TVs with QD-OLED technology from Samsung have the same Neuro Quantum 4K processor, present in other high-end models from 2022 of the brand. Plus there's the same Tizen software and Q-Symphony sound with Dolby Atmos support. There's also mention of "an OLED brightness boost, color mapping to provide brighter, more defined and more realistic points, as well as colors closer to what we have in real life."
How do Samsung's QD-OLED displays work?
QD-OLED is a new type of OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) technology that uses quantum dots to generate colors. Basically there is an organic blue light emitting diode that uses quantum dots (quantum dots or QDs) to convert the color to red and green. This mechanism is different from what LG uses in its OLED panels, where there are organic light-emitting diodes in blue, yellow and green, producing the color white.
Launch and availability
Samsung is expected to ship part of its 2022 TV lineup in April 2022, with the exception of the QN95B, which will be pre-ordered on May 23.
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