What makes Samsung SUHD TV the best in their class? Revealed earlier this year at Samsung SEA Forum in KLCC, significant enhancements were made including the latest innovations in a technology called Quantum dot.

Choosing a TV is not just comparing pictures on the screens at Harvey Norman or any other retail outlets, consumers need to be savvy enough to know about HD,UHD and 4K. And how about the TV bought, are they perfectly calibrated?

Samsung’s new SUHD TVs undergo strict calibrations that are required to accurately evaluate HDR picture performance. The importance of an accurately calibrated TV is imperative and how inaccurate calibration can lead to true HDR image quality not being seen.

Quantum dot display sets a new standard for the industry with HDR 1,000 that delivers deeper contrast between light and dark images. Thanks to the 10-bit Quantum dot display, the new SUHD TVs can express up to 1 billion colors in detail, creating an incredible viewing experience.

“Ultimately, we at Samsung want to ensure our consumers have the information they need in order to make the most informed decisions when it comes to purchasing a new TV,” said Jimmy Tan, Head of Consumer Electronics Business at Samsung Malaysia Electronics. “Given OLED is still a fairly new technology and may experience a number of issues that have yet to be resolved, our goal is to educate our consumers on the differences between display technologies and provide them with the transparency and clear product information they deserve”.

These insights will give consumers additional information that could be useful when purchasing the next TV.