What Are QLED and OLED? Their Difference And Future Aspect Of Both?
What Are QLED and OLED? Their Difference And Future Aspect Of Both? If you’re buying for a 4K TV at the higher end of the market, you’ve likely pitched upon two similar-sounding terms: QLED and OLED. In simpler terms, these are TV technologies that use different techniques to produce the best visual accuracy you can find in a consumer set. If you remember the war between LCD and Plasma, that’s slightly comparable to the current relationship between QLED and OLED. QLED and OLED are very different technologies, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, and both pushing some of the best TVs on the market. We’ll soon cover what each term means, and then compare the technologies to help you figure out which might be best for your particular needs. What is QLED? QLED full form is Quantum Light-Emitting Diode. A QLED TV is just like a normal LED TV, besides it uses “quantum dots” inserted into its LCD panel — small nanoparticles that dramatically enhance the color and brig