QD-OLED TVs set to hit 77 inches and over 2000 nits brightness

QD-OLED TVs set to hit 77 inches and over 2000 nits brightness
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QD-OLED TVs are about to get bigger and brighter. Samsung Display – which supplies QD-OLED panels to both Samsung Electronics and Sony – has confirmed a new 77-inch model for its 2023 range that's capable of over 2000 nits brightness, FlatpanelsHD reports.

The firm announced a 77-inch model in September, but there was no mention of peak brightness. No company has yet launched a 77-inch QD-OLED TV, with 65 inches being the biggest size so far available. 

This greater brightness is the result of a new "OLED HyperEfficient EL material". This relates to the blue emitting layer of QD-OLED, improving the colour brightness of each RGB pixel. RGB light that passes through the QD colour conversion layer should be much brighter and colours clearer, according to Samsung Display.

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