Germany: Samsung presents Quantum Dot TV at Berlin's IFA trade show

Samsung presented its Quantum Dot (QD) TV screens at the IFA international consumer electronics trade show in Berlin on Thursday.
At the press conference, Jason Hartlove, CEO of Samsung's partner company Nanosys, said "Samsung SUHD TVs with quantum dot displays will by design last longer in their lifetime than the competitors' displays," noting "there are no limits with quantum dots in terms of the screen size or resolution. It works all the way from the very small screens to the super large ones with resolutions 2K, 4K and 8K."
Apart from quantum dot TVs, Samsung also presented Family Hub, a refrigerator that includes a touchscreen that displays groceries using the interior cameras and allows a consumer to check the condition of groceries with a phone app.
Director of digital appliances at Samsung, Daniel Harvie, described the features of Family Hub, saying that "when you are in the grocery store wondering what is there in the fridge, you can check straight away from your phone and when you are back in the kitchen and you need to buy something, you could turn to the online shopping apps and order right there and then."
The IFA is an annual event which previews some of the latest techno-creations by the world's top electronics manufacturers.