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New standard for TV picture quality recognized in three SGS sectors for authentic color and crystal-clear picture from any viewing angle As an industry leader in the premium display market, Samsung Display today announced that its QD (Quantum Dot)-Display, the new standard for next-generation TV picture quality, was certified by SGS, a world-leading certification company. The QD-Display, which Samsung Display began mass producing in November, received three certifications for its True Color Tones, Pure RGB Luminance and Ultrawide Viewing Angle – meaning the QD-Display is certified to accurately portray the true tone of all natural colors with a clear, bright screen at any viewing angle. “As the video content industry, production technologies, platforms and communication infrastructures are rapidly growing, the demand for premium quality content is also quickly increasing,” says Ho Sun, the head of Strategic Marketing for Samsung Display’s Large Display Division. “QD-Display is the answer to meeting this demand and offers consumers a new standard for viewing high-quality content at the highest picture quality” The QD-Display received the True Color Tones certification through SGS evaluation. Based on BT.2020[1],…

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Ushering in an era of digital videos, the film industry set a color space for digital projectors called “DCI-P3”. DCI-P3 presents more optimized color space for the video-watching platform, which was expanded in line with the launch of diverse mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet PC. DCI-P3 is a color space or set of colors, defined by Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) in an attempt to standardize the color range of digital video projectors. A color space is usually expressed by its triangle on the CIE 1931 XY Chromaticity Diagram that you can see above. New display platforms such as smartphone and tablet PC were released, and DCI-P3 was introduced to meet the need for new color space standard that encompasses the color range of mobile, IT, or cinema contents DCI-P3 covers 25% more color space than conventional sRGB*, and features much wider coverage in red area. *sRGB is the most commonly used color space HP and Microsoft created in 1996 to use on monitors, printers, and the Window.

With regard to display technology, the color gamut is also known as color reproduction range or color spectrum. It describes a range of actual colors a screen can reproduce in quantifiable data. So it indicates the range of colors representable on display. In general, the color gamut is expressed as the percentage based on color standards plotted on the CIE chromaticity diagram, such as sRGB, Adobe RGB, and DCI-P3. Color gamut (color space, color representation rage) is a standard for quantifying properties of colors that can be accurately reproduced on a display. Color gamut maps a range of colors representable on a display in percentage based on color spaces in the CIE standard colorimetric systems such as NTSC, sRGB, and DCI-P3. For example, if a display meets DCI-P3 100% coverage, it means that a display is covering the DCI-P3 color gamut 100% or more and it can represent all kinds of colors in the standard of color gamut.

2021 OLED laptop display lineup to include over 10 new displays Annual sales projected to increase more than 500 percent year-over-year Full-fledged laptop OLED expansion in 2021 being driven by demand for a more contactless lifestyle including telework, video conferencing and online education Chief Executive Officer Joo Sun Choi announced today that Samsung Display Company will introduce more than a half dozen OLED laptop displays in 2021, a major expansion that is expected to invigorate the global laptop marketplace. With most of the top global IT firms now having laptops or notebooks with UHD OLED displays, Samsung Display is preparing to extend its FHD and QHD OLED lineup as well as its UHDs to accommodate rapidly growing demand for superior laptop image quality. “As demand for telework, online education, and gaming has skyrocketed due to the impact of COVID-19 and increased telecommuting, IT markets including laptops have rallied,” said Sung-chul Kim, president and head of the Mobile Display Business at Samsung Display. “Just as Samsung’s OLED displays have outstripped LCDs in design elegance and higher image quality to dominate the…

Samsung Display will introduce 10 more new OLED laptop displays in 2021.Let’s look in to the major features of OLED laptops with samsung display.