Quantum Dots as Fast As Possible

As if determining the price to performance ratio of a TV wasn't hard enough, some manufacturers have started using a new rating system, quantum dots...

[mishy_mix]

It's 2023 and a few days ago the researchers who invented quantum dots won a nobel prize in chemistry.

[JeFi]

Finally! An As Fast As Possible episode about something I've never heard of!

[wmp]

my favorite flavor of quantum dots is banana split.

[kphantom]

"Let's buy it even though we're severely in debt."

LOL'd

[whiteandnerdytuba]

"I bought an oled TV because it's organic" lol

[ZonaALG]

Why dont just using black and white tvs? So you wont have trouble with colors...

[Yizak]

"OMG they put the word quantum in it I need seven"
ahahah!

[LostConjugate]

And now in 2022 you can have the Q and the O all in one TV! The QDOLEDLCD TV

[Salad]

The reason VHS beat Beatamax is because VHS was cheaper for both the consumer and the manufacturers. Betamax was superior in terms of video quality and the players were designed better, but it only goes to show that sometimes the less superior platforms wins. QDLCD just might be the death of OLED.  

[crysisw]

Could you do one on Chromatic Aberration since it's already started to ''grow'' on modern games?

[ao_qd]

Still waitin' on that VRR 144Hz IPS 1ms display.

[Artur_F]

Hi there.

Maybe you could say something about touch screen latency. You know, when you draw something on a screen, you can clearly see that the line being drawn is chasing your finger instead of being sort of glued to it. With all these processors, why does that even occur? Is this time interval between placing a finger on a screen and registering that by a device or between registering a touch by a device and representing it on a screen?

Thanks, guys, for all the info you provide. Keep up the good work.

[World_Theory]

2:23 Um… Why is motion blur handling a problem? Does using quantum dots in an LCD mean that the light will be slower to change?

[GTSCoupe]

Sony have been using quantum dots displays for a while now. Why is this technology only getting noticed now?

[antonkovyakh]

I like this video much more than the other one on QD TVs. Less is more in this case! Much more informative and easy to understand while not going into technicalities. Awesome! I remember the previous video as trying to jump over its head.. Keep up the good work.

[RR]

IMO, if Linus were to wear a green shirt that had the sponsors logo on it, I would definitely buy some shit

[Mordewolt]

2:30 Oh, i thought you were asking why people still use motion blur and was about to caps "I KNOW RIGHT!"

[luisslavov]

You saved my ass man. It was for a school project. I've been watching your content for years now. Love it

[markslater]

Untill * SMELL-O-VISION * comes out, I'm not getting a new tv

[reddblurr]

I just got a 55” 5 series TCL QLED and it’s fucking awesome. At $430 it’s a steal. The blacks are also very black. Maybe not as much as OLED but for someone who’s not necessarily an enthusiast it’s still an amazing experience.