hodg100
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"Hey honey, I bought you that Qled tv you've been talking about over the last few years""Q"LED, this wont be confusing for people.
I wasn't expecting these to come out until March time. When do you think they will be on sale. I have literally just bought a 78KS9500 but have 30 days to return it if these are going to be a marked upgrade...
I made the same point in post #8. Seems to me after a bit more reading that it's still an edge-lit tech, which means it's not really QLED as far as I'm concerned.So, is this the real deal now? A legit QLED TV, as in self-emitting and superior to OLED?
Or just Samsung trying to mess with and confuse consumers so they think they're buying something completely new and superior but are instead investing in old LCD tech yet again?
It seems surprisingly early for QLED to hit consumers, that's why I can't really believe it's legit.
Seems so, yes. I read your comment and, sadly, I expected as much. I did a bit of research myself over the last hour and especially the article over at hdtvtest cleared things up for me.I made the same point in post #8. Seems to me after a bit more reading that it's still an edge-lit tech, which means it's not really QLED as far as I'm concerned.
More marketing chicanery from Samsung. Thumbs down.
Why have they ditched the FALD from the KS9500? I had the KS9000 for a couple of weeks and the KS9500 is a significant upgrade in terms of light bleed and LED visibility.Seems so, yes. I read your comment and, sadly, I expected as much. I did a bit of research myself over the last hour and especially the article over at hdtvtest cleared things up for me.
It's still LCD with LED backlight, but apparently they have revamped their panels quite a bit. The new pixel matrix could prove bothersome if you're too colse to the TV, though. It will be interesting to see whether there are really any noticeable improvements in terms of viewing angle stability and black level, which they claim. In any case, they won't come close to OLED on any of those fronts. Unless you want the best and brightest HDR performance, then you're set with those "QLEDs".
Probably going to pick up that 55EG910V later today now.
No that will be the big innovation for ces 2018The question is, are they going to use screws this year??