2025: Better, Brighter TVs
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The TV tech to watch out for in 2025, from even brighter OLEDs to better LCDs
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The best TVs in 2024 are so eye-arousing, they should almost be outlawed.
While QD-OLED is the best OLED TV right now, it will likely be usurped by a better model in 2025 .
Samsung and TCL are set to launch premium WHVA LCD televisions next year offering improved color when viewing HD content at wide angles.
TCL inkjet-printed OLED panels could be cheaper than traditional W-OLED screens in the future.
The Chinese firm has been talking about inkjet printing for a decade , but it’s only now that the tech is set to become a reality.
The process is 20% cheaper and 30% faster than manufacturing traditional OLED panels.
Not only could IJP OLED TVs be cheaper, they should also last longer and save you money on your energy bill.
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