#samsung suhd tv 2016

Samsung recently invited us to Singapore for a seminar about the technology behind their latest SUHD TVs - the Quantum dot display. The Quantum dot display is Samsung's latest technology featured in their newest lineup of SUHD 4K TVs. It's still RGB Like with most TVs, Samsung's SUHD TVs use the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color system and use all three colors to produce white light as medium. Enter Quantum dot For Samsung's SUHD TVs, they use Quantum dots instead of yellow phosphor. To harness the potential of the Quantum dot, Samsung's SUHD TVs use 10-bit panels capable of supporting over 1 billion shades of color. In the case of Samsung's SUHD TV, it can produce up to 1000 nits, making the bright parts much brighter. What Samsung did in a nutshell is pack their latest and available technology and features in their SUHD TV lineup for 2016 - True 4K resolution (3840 x 2860) curved display, more accurate and vibrant colors with Quantum dot nanotechnology plus 10-bit panels, high luminance of up to 1000 nits for better HDR, and Ultra Black. But if you have the cash and want the one of the best possible TVs out there, then Samsung's latest SUHD TVs should be on your list. Read more in our articles including "Understanding Samsung's Quantum Dot Display" and "Samsung i900 Omnia Philippine Price".