Samsung Display’s new film reduces reflections and scratches on QD-OLED monitors.
The QuantumBlack film reduces light reflectance by 20 percent helping to boost the perceived contrast of QD-OLED displays in settings where ambient light is unavoidable. It also improves a panel’s surface hardness and durability from 2H to 3H so a display can resist even accidental fingernail scratches when it’s being moved. [Image: Samsung says companies including Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI plan to launch QD-OLED moni…
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