Another of the most common questions is display panels of smartphone. Nowadays manufacturers use three main technologies for the production of displays: LCD, AMOLED or IPS.

AMOLED technology is most often used in mobile devices from Korean manufacturer Samsung. The company decided to prove that AMOLED displays have most high-quality picture. Samsung has released a video that demonstrates the benefits of AMOLED technology. The video is compared LCD panel and AMOLED display.

AMOLED or LCD: which offers a higher quality?

We should take this video with special attention, because we know that Samsung has released this video, so the company can praise its AMOLED technology.

As you can see, one of the most remarkable features of AMOLED panels, such as the saturation of colors, is greatly improved, showing a much more vivid colors than LCD panel.

As we know, AMOLED is famous for its black color, and on video we see that it is really deep black, thanks to the ability to turn off the screen pixels rather than producing black tones. In addition, the white color on AMOLED screen looks true white, while the LCD display has green hue.

After watching this video, we can conclude that AMOLED display is really much better than its competitors, in particular LCD. But, we want to draw your attention that in real life the difference is not so significant. And you do not need to choose a smartphone only on the basis of display technology.

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Published prices on Samsung TV lineup 2015 devices do not differ from LCD TVs on the principle of imaging, but they added nanocrystals that improve the color and brightness of the image.

Cheapest Samsung TV a new type (SUHD) will cost $ 2.5 thousand. (More than i155 thousand.), The website of HD Guru, previously published accurate information on prices for future TVs Korean corporation.

For the said amount a buyer can purchase a flat model UN48JS8500 with screen 48 inches.

Model with a screen 55 inches (UN55JS8500) will go on sale at a price of $ 3 thousand. (About i186 thousand.), 65 inches – $ 4 thousand. (About i250 thousand.), According to the publication.

Some models SUHD-Samsung TV screen will have a concave shape. For the most expensive of them (UN88JS9500, with a diagonal of 88 inches) vendor asked for $ 23 thousand. It is about i1,4 million converted to US currency.

Prices are in accordance with the policy of Unilateral Pricing Policy (UPP), used by many major manufacturers of equipment. This policy prohibits retailers to significantly deviate from the specified value. In case of violation of the rights of producers may refuse to supply equipment of this network. Thus, for a lower price values should not count, says CNet.

The publication adds that during 2015 the price of SUHD-TVs Samsung, is likely to go down, but hardly significant. For example, the device lineup in 2014 during the last year fell by 10-25%.

SUHD-Samsung TV

All new models will have a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels (Ultra HD), local dimming backlight technology, the zoom function permits to UHD, the function of “smart TV” function gesture recognition using the camera and voice control, standards support surround sound.

The starting price – $ 2.5 thousand.

It is expected that Samsung announces prices in March 2015

SUHD TVs were introduced by January of this year, the exhibition of consumer electronics CES in Las Vegas.

In this type of the TV applied ‘quantum dots’ or nanocrystals as they are known in the most Samsung, – specific particle size which affects the wavelength of the transmitted light and thus the color of the pixel. The company claims that this technology allows, first, to pass through the matrix more light (ie. E. A brighter image), and secondly, to get a clearer hue compared to modern LCD TVs.

SUHD TVs are considered to be the next technology after LCD. After her industry players expect to go to the LED panel (OLED). Initially it was assumed that the change will come LCD OLED, but it turned out that this technology to the mass market is not ready yet due to difficulties in production and high prices.

The principle of the imaging SUHD TVs does not differ from the LCD. Source of light in them is LED lighting (in Samsung TVs it straight type – that is, the LEDs are located directly behind the panel). The image formed by the liquid crystal matrix.

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After 18 months from the date of signing the agreement on joint development of OLED-TV panels from Sony and Panasonic have decided to terminate it.

Online resource Publishing Wall Street Journal , citing sources familiar with the plans of companies, reports that Sony and Panasonic have decided to work towards the creation apart LCD-TV with a resolution of 4K.

It is worth noting that some fruits, this cooperation has brought yet. As Sony, Panasonic and brought to CES 2013 prototype 56-inch OLED-TVs with 4K. However, none of the companies in this year and has not released a commercial version presented in the beginning of the year the prototype, leaving the market Samsung and LG.

Wall Street Journal Reporters do not exclude the possibility that in the future, Sony and Panasonic may be reunited, but so far it seems unlikely, as OLED technology has reached a deadlock.

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With the arrival of the W5 series completes our range of TV Thomson. When compared to the higher end, the latter group of models is presented much more varied, with 4 cuts available in different variants. Sizes available include a 32″ , 40″, a 46″ and a 50″. Specifications vary considerably between the 32″ and the other models. Televisions from 40″ to 50″ LCD LED Edge are all, with one panel at Full HD resolution, a brightness of 400cd/m2 and 100Hz Clear Motion Index (motion compensation). The embedded processor is Ultra Pure Image, while the accessory functions are more or less those found on higher-end series, or the Smart TV platform, support for 3D sources (using active glasses: some sources report the presence on 40″ , but on the Italian site did not mention it, so it is good to consider not present), with 2D-3D conversion, the integrated Wi-Fi, DLNA support, USB file reading and recording programs by integrated tuners.

Vary, however, their tuners, according to this scheme:

• 50FW5563W and 50FW5563: DVB-T
• 50FW5565: DVB-T and DVB-S/DVB-S2
• 46FW5563W and 46FW5563: DVB-T
• 46FW5565: DVB-T and DVB-S/DVB-S2
• 40FW5553W and 40FW5553: DVB-T
• 40FW5555: DVB-T and DVB-S/DVB-S2

The difference between the models with suffix W and those who lack it consists rather in a simple cosmetic change: W indicates a frame edged in white, while the other models are completely blacks.

Visual2 For the 32″ are only two models, the 32HW5523W and 32HW5523. The panels are always Edge LED, but no more Full HD resolution is 1366 x 768 pixels. The brightness down to 300cd/m2, and also the processor is different, here represented by Pure Image 3. Disappear also the integrated Wi-Fi, DLNA, 3D and Smart TV.

Indicative prices amounted to € 899 for the 50″, € 699 for 46″, € 499 for the 40″ and 349 € for the 32″. They are not known versions with the costs of DVB-S/DVB-S2.

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