There is just one week left until Display Week 2025 kicks off here in Silicon Valley. This is our guide to all the best Quantum Dot programming at this year’s event!

There is just one week left until Display Week 2025 kicks off here in Silicon Valley. This is our guide to all the best Quantum Dot programming at this year’s event!

The flagship X11G is capable of 5000 nits peak brightness and features 5184 zones.

Display Week 2024 was an amazing week for Quantum Dots, and the SID graciously shared each of the QD-related keynote talks on its YouTube channel. We present them here in order of appearance.

Leading the charge in moving away from cadmium, Nanosys has been instrumental in advancing cadmium-free QD technology.

Discover how a new approach using UV microLEDs and cadmium- and lead-free quantum dots could revolutionize display technology, offering brighter, more efficient, and eco-friendly full-color screens.

The Tech n Biz team visited Nanosys’ booth at the recent SID Display Week event in San Jose, CA. This is their write-up, with photos!

Quantum Dot (QD) MiniLEDs are revolutionizing TV technology, set to surpass OLED TVs by 2025 with superior dimming, HDR, and color performance, driven by industry giants and market growth.

In the latest episode of the Home Theater Geeks podcast, Scott Wilkinson takes listeners on a virtual tour of Display Week 2024, including the amazing electroluminescent Quantum Dot (QDEL) demos shown by Sharp, Samsung, and TCL.

There is just one week left until Display Week 2024 kicks off here in Silicon Valley. This is our guide to all the best Quantum Dot programming at this year’s event!

Caleb Dennison of Digital Trends got to go eyes-on with QDEL technology at CES and Sharp even let him bring his camera crew. Great first look at a future display technology that is making rapid progress towards commercialization:

This year’s NanoLED demonstration by Sharp, in a private room at CES 2024, represented a huge leap forward for emissive quantum dot technology over the previous year. We look forward to sharing more news on the technology at SID Display Week in May.

Shoei Chemical of Japan has acquired Nanosys, the US-based supplier of quantum dots for LCD and OLED displays, and plans to accelerate development of EL-QD displays.

It’s been a big week for Quantum Dot technology! On Monday a quantum dot TV was crowned “King of TV” and, on Wednesday morning, we learned that the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three early Quantum Dot pioneers.

Shoei Chemical celebrates the 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Quantum Dots by sponsoring a free collection of featured content, articles from the winners, related research papers, and reviews, news and opinion pieces that highlight the development of quantum dots over the past three decades.

Chris Boylan for Big Picture Big Sound: “The winner in all three categories: SDR, HDR and bright room/out-of-the-box settings was the Sony A95L QD-OLED. This means the new "King of 4K TV" is the Sony A95L QD-OLED TV.”

RTINGS just published their list of the 7 Best TVs on the market. We were excited to see that sets based on quantum dot technology won five of the seven categories!

Nanosys will give a featured presentation at this October's OLEDs World Summit in Seoul. the show’s organizers spoke with Dr. ZhongSheng Luo, Vice President of Sales and general Manager of Product Development at Nanosys, to get a sneak peek of what we can expect from his presentation.

Nanosys has been acquired by Shoei Chemical of Japan, and it has ambitious plans for the next big thing in TV screen technology.

Thursday Night Football is back and Amazon Prime is upgrading the experience for fans this year by broadcasting all games HDR. We measured the colors of the jerseys in the week 3 matchup to see if they will be presented more accurately in HDR with its expanded color palette.