OLED panels will be replaced by QDEL panels

OLED displays are currently the industry’s ideal solution with their black performance, brightness and vivid colors. OLED Although products such as screens and TVs were initially priced at very high prices, it now appears that prices are starting to drop. With this microLED Screens were expected to replace OLEDs, but it looks like new screens will be available very soon. QDEL We’ll start talking about screens.

QDEL displays are coming

microLED for widespread commercial use of displays at least 5 years It is thought that there was a period. These displays are expected to be used in a wide range of applications, from smartphones to VR/AR products and transparent displays. With this, QDEL There is another display technology that is much closer, called .

QDEL or quantum dot electroluminescent, may be the new post-OLED technology widely used in high-end televisions, monitors and other devices. QDEL, also known as NanoLED, is a technology currently found in TVs. Not to be confused with QLED technology because these screens do not have a backlight. Instead, the main source of light is quantum dots. The advantage of QDEL screens over QD-OLED screens is cost, brightness and fire resistance appears at this point.

According to reports, QDEL will ready for use for two years will become available to consumers sooner than microLEDs. Those who are closely interested in panel technologies may have actually seen QDEL before, albeit under different names. Supplier of quantum dots, tiny phosphorescent crystals that can reflect different colors at different sizes nanosys has been working on this technology for several years. Company NanoLED Although it is called QD-EL, QD-LED, EL-QD and QLED (Samsung), we see that the technology has different names throughout the process.

If you haven’t heard these names before, it doesn’t matter because no product using this technology has been released yet. Panel manufacturers have not yet produced prototypes. Nanosys, on the other hand, has a few prototypes and It will be ready in 2026 states. Meanwhile, Nanosys’ production partner Sharp Let us also point out that it is.

According to Omdia Senior Research Director David Hsieh, QDEL panels will be used most in the TV, PC and automotive industries. Hsieh also notes that QDEL will have a better cost-performance ratio than OLED. By the way, you can see the QDEL panel prototype in the video below.