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Samsung, which has been focusing on QLED technology for many years, launched its first OLED TV this year, and like QLED, it is equipped with quantum dot technology. This technology is called “QD-OLED”. Unlike traditional OLED blue, green and red sub-pixels (sometimes with white W sub-pixels), all of its sub-pixels are blue OLED color is the backlight, but through quantum dot technology, the light of the red wavelength and green wavelength is converted. This allows Samsung’s QD-OLED TVs to offer more vivid colors and wider viewing angles.
Currently equipped QD-OLED TVs only have the “S95B” series. In addition to the 4K QD-OLED panel, Samsung has also added a special anti-reflection coating, keeping the color and brightness of the mirror panel. distractions. Additionally, the S95B also has a 4K AI OLED processor, HDR10+ certification, and supports Dolby Atmos and FreeSync Premium. The S95B also has a built-in Smart Hub entertainment interface and 2.2.2-channel speakers, which can provide a “magic sound” function that enhances sound depth and surround effects.
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The S95B Series is available in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes, with suggested prices of NT$72,900 and NT$97,900, respectively. It will be available for pre-order on December 13th and will be available in early January next year. If you purchase the machine before February 28, 2023, you will receive a NT$10,000 Postal Gift Card upon login; if you pre-order before December 31st, you will also receive a Hermès silk scarf as an advance pre-order gift.
