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Samsung Wins Court Case Against TCL in Germany over "Fake Quantum Dot" TVs
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Samsung has managed to close a major judicial victory against TCL and its QLED TVs in Germany. And this dispute goes well beyond a simple brand fight. As revealed by the Munich I Regional Court, the largest and most important in Germany, TCL Germany promoted several televisions as QLED in a misleading way. And it is that the company has not been able to prove that they incorporated this quantum point technology (Quantum Dots) that justified call…
Samsung wins court case against TCL in Germany over "fake quantum dot" TVs
Germany is the arena for yet another legal battle between tech giants – Samsung Electronics just won a case against TCL over “fake QLED” TVs. Quantum dots are used in certain display types for improved efficiency and color accuracy. For example, some Samsung TVs use ultraviolet backlight. Ultraviolet LEDs are very efficient, but UV isn’t even in the visible spectrum. Quantum dots absorb this UV light and output visible light in the desired color…
In the dispute over the term "QLED" Samsung has won a legal victory against TCL. The Munich District Court prohibits the TV competitor from using the term for certain models.
Samsung won the lawsuit over misleading marketing.
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