Samsung targets to sell 1 million mini LED TVs in 2021
Oct 3, 2020, 14:33 IST
Seoul/New Delhi, Oct 3 (IANS) South Korean tech giant Samsung is reportedly targeting to sell two million mini-LED TVs next year.
According to market analysis firm TrendForce, Samsung will launch its new QLED TV lineup with mini-LED backlighting technology in 2021.
The lineup is expected to feature 4K resolution and consist of TVs in 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch and 85-inch sizes.
The TVs are expected to offer a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1, which is significantly higher than 10,000:1 that the current-generation TVs offer, thanks to Mini-LED backlighting.
Samsung's upcoming series of mini LED-powered QLED TVs are also expected to arrive with various other improvements as well as higher brightness, better HDR, and wider colour gamut
The mini LED does not offer a vastly better image quality than LCD panels, however, they are known to be more cost-effective, especially when compared to traditional OLEDs.
Meanwhile, Apple is also planning to boost the adoption of mini-LED technology thanks to increased competition among suppliers for mini-LED chips.
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According to market analysis firm TrendForce, Samsung will launch its new QLED TV lineup with mini-LED backlighting technology in 2021.
The lineup is expected to feature 4K resolution and consist of TVs in 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch and 85-inch sizes.
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Samsung's upcoming series of mini LED-powered QLED TVs are also expected to arrive with various other improvements as well as higher brightness, better HDR, and wider colour gamut
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Meanwhile, Apple is also planning to boost the adoption of mini-LED technology thanks to increased competition among suppliers for mini-LED chips.
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