Sony Reveals 1st Quantum Dot OLED 4K TV

Sony Reveals World's First Quantum Dot OLED 4K TV. Sony announced it for 2022 at CES 2022

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Brightness has been a weak point for LG Display's OLED panels, with each new iteration specifically targeting new ways to increase it

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The benefit of Quantum Dot OLEDs, is that it has the potential of much brighter image with added vivid colors.

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The TV will ship in 55 and 65-inch sizes, with 4K support and all of the important HDMI 2.1 features like 120Hz support, and variable refresh rate

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