https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/meet-qdel-the-backlight-less-display-tech-that-could-replace-oled-in-premium-tvs/
This new tech seems promising. I love my QD-OLED's and can only imagine a wider color gamut and brighter colors at competitive prices being available with the burn-in risks significantly reduced. That would be fantastic.
This new tech seems promising. I love my QD-OLED's and can only imagine a wider color gamut and brighter colors at competitive prices being available with the burn-in risks significantly reduced. That would be fantastic.
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What is QDEL?
You may know QDEL as NanoLED because that's what Nanosys, a quantum dot supplier developing the technology, calls it. QDEL has gone by other names, such as QLEDbefore Samsung claimed that acronym for LCD-LED TVs that use quantum dots. You may also see QDEL referred to as QD-EL, QD-LED, or EL-QD. As the alphabet soup suggests, there are still some things to finalize with this tech. This article will mostly use the term QDEL, with occasional references to NanoLED.
If none of those names sound familiar, it's probably because you can't buy any QDEL products yet. Suppliers suggest that could change in the next few years; Nanosys is targeting 2026 for commercial availability.