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Samsung favoring QD Ultra HD TVs over OLED in 2015

Vivian Chen, Taipei; Alex Wolfgram, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 12 May 2015 0

Samsung Electronics believes Ultra HD (4K) Quantum Dot (QD) TVs will have a stronger presence in the TV industry over OLED during 2015 as OLED costs remain high, according to Samsung representatives quoted in a report by South Korea-based Money...

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