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Hands on: Samsung QLED Ultra HD smart televisions
Shifting the picture quality battleground from contrast to colour, Samsung's quantum dot QLED televisions are vying for pride of place in Aussie lounge rooms.
Adam Turner is an award-winning Australian technology journalist with a passion for gadgets.
Shifting the picture quality battleground from contrast to colour, Samsung's quantum dot QLED televisions are vying for pride of place in Aussie lounge rooms.
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