I reference Nanoco's performance based on a spectra Nanosys showed at the 2015 QD Forum (the video is on youtube). They took a spectra from the LG TV using Nanoco's dots (assume they were using their best dots in a demo). The spectra was awful compared to the Samsung spectra and the other TV using Nanosys dots. Yes, obviously Nanosys isn't going to show something that makes themselves look bad, but that spectra, coupled with the fact that huge companies like AUO, TCL, Hisense are all going with them makes me think they probably DO have the best dots. I don't think their Hyperion dots are out of favor. They said in their PR for it that they'd be sampled in Q3 of 2016 and be available for mass production Q1 next year. If those take off it really could be bad for everyone else in the industry because there is no threat of RoHS anymore...
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Okay, agree with you (my biggest worry is hyperion) but:-
1. This was in 2015 (now nearly 2017) and lots of scientists working hard
2. Hisense & TCL have always been happy with using cad dots, so using hyperion just an extension of that to suit the EU policy.
3. Edelman stated only a fortnight ago point blank Samsung would NOT be using ROHS compliant cad dots. So, is he guessing or lying? It was put in language that he is sure he knows something.
