Image Cache: Quantum dot screens have far more vivid colours than their garden-variety LED competition. And Samsung wants to show off just how colourful its QLED TVs are. To do exactly that, it’s put them inside a Sydney art gallery — and the results are actually very pretty.
Browse through the cool photos, animations and diagrams in Gizmodo’s Image Cache here.
QLED Live is a four-day event “designed to evoke emotions through colour” at the COMMUNE Waterloo art space in Sydney, which has been customised with different zones showing off the TVs’ colour performance. Rooms of red, green, blue and black are filled with Samsung QLED TVs with bespoke artwork made to suit the space; taking a look at the photos below, it’s obviously pretty special.
If you’re in Sydney, the installation is open until 5PM today for public viewing.
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