QNED (Quantum Nano Emitting Diode) is a new display technology that has been developed by LG. This technology combines the benefits of quantum dot and OLED displays to create a new kind of display that promises to deliver even better picture quality than current OLED displays.

The QNED technology uses a layer of quantum dots to produce the colors on screen. Quantum dots are tiny particles that emit light when they are exposed to an electric current. These particles are so small that they can be used to create incredibly precise colors, which is why they are already used in some high-end displays. The QNED technology takes this a step further by using a layer of quantum dots that are just a few nanometers in size.

In addition to the layer of quantum dots, the QNED technology also uses an OLED layer. OLED displays are known for their deep blacks and vivid colors, and the addition of this layer helps to improve the contrast and color accuracy of the QNED displays.

One of the biggest advantages of QNED displays is that they can be made in larger sizes than current OLED displays. This is because the manufacturing process for QNED displays is simpler and more scalable than that of OLED displays. This means that we could see QNED displays in sizes that are currently not possible with OLED technology, such as 100-inch TVs.

Another advantage of QNED displays is that they are more energy-efficient than OLED displays. This is because the quantum dots used in QNED displays are more efficient at converting electricity into light than the organic materials used in OLED displays. This means that QNED displays can produce brighter images while using less power.

Overall, QNED is an exciting new technology that promises to deliver even better picture quality than current OLED displays. While it is still in the early stages of development, it is clear that QNED displays have the potential to revolutionize the display industry and offer consumers an even more immersive viewing experience.