A team of South Korean scientists led by Professor KIM Dae-Hyeong of the Center for Nanoparticle Research within the Institute for Basic Science has pioneered a novel approach to stretchable displays.

Jeff Yurek, who is Nanosys' marketing chief, said we'll see brighter quantum dots this year, with QDEL set to arrive before ...

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Of all the confusing display tech terms, few are easier to mix up than OLED and QLED. Barely half a letter separates them, but they work very differently, and those differences can matter a lot when ...

SILICON VALLEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nanosys, the industry innovator and leading supplier of quantum dot and microLED technologies for advanced displays, today received the 2022 Display Industry ...

Apple’s newest MacBook Pros have a subtle upgrade that improves colors and motion performance. Apple’s newest MacBook Pros have a subtle upgrade that improves colors and motion performance. is a ...

A report this week from Business Korea stated that prototypes of Samsung Display’s new QD-OLED are being reviewed by several major TV manufacturers, including Samsung’s TV division, as well as ...

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Last week, analyst Ross Young revealed that the new M4 MacBook Pro is the first Apple device to use new quantum dot display technology. In a follow up blog post, he says that this same technology will ...

Not all QD’s are the same. The color purity is a function of the manufacturing tolerance because the color they emit is related to the size of the dots. That is why you see the variations in color ...

An expert in South Korean academics recently predicted that Quantum Dot LEDs (QLED) will gradually expand into AR/VR and automotive displays. Save my User ID and Password Some subscribers prefer to ...

The latest MacBook Pro screen reportedly includes a quantum dot film. Apple previously eschewed this tech for close to a decade because it used a toxic element, but the company found an alternative.