SAMSUNG PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL 12 Glossary SAMSUNG DIGITAL TOOLKIT Terms used to describe features and benefits of a device, including other commonly used terms across the World Wide Web. What does it mean? QLED QLED or Quantum Light Emitting Diode TVs use LEDs to light up the screen from the edges or behind the TV panel, evenly distri buting luminance across the whole display. Neo QLED Neo QLED TVs Quantum Dot display swaps out traditional LEDs for tens of thousands of ‘Mini-LEDs’. The TV panel can fit a greater volume of Mini- LEDs allowing greater control over every bit of the screen, enabling the highest picture quality. Overall contributing to a great HDR experience with a brighter, more vivid picture. OLED Organic Light -Emitting Diode. Diode A diode is a component that conducts electricity, and when combined with an organic compound that glows when a charge is passed through it, creates light. HDR Remastering Refers to an image that displays far greater contrast – so dark areas of the picture look darker while, at the same time, bright areas look brighter. 14 -bit Processing 14 -bit technology gives up to 16,384 possible values, four times as many compared to 12-bit. Increased bit rate does not result in more pixels or a wider range of colours, but rather more accurate precision on each pixel. Dolby Atmos Dolby Atmos is a surround sound technology developed by Dolby Laboratories. It expands on existing surround sound systems by add ing height channels, allowing sounds to be interpreted as three-dimensional objects with neither horizontal nor vertical limitation. Pantone A system for matching colours, used in specifying printing inks.