SUHD stands for Super Ultra High Definition and is a display technology introduced by Samsung for their 4K UHD (Ultra High Definition) TV models.
- Refers to several enhancements over regular 4K or UHD resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels).
- Includes features like HDR (High Dynamic Range) for higher contrast/brighter colors and a wider range from deepest blacks to peak brightness.
- Uses Quantum dot technology in the panel to enable over a billion color shades for richer, more brilliant colors.
- Achieves deeper blacks enabled by better backlight dimming capabilities.
- Higher dynamic range with peak brightness levels over 1000 nits for better HDR performance.
- Specialized hardware and software improvements as well that optimize picture quality.
Samsung's SUHD branding encompasses a range of high-end specifications like HDR, quantum dots and more aimed at enhancing 4K UHD to even more stunning visuals and premium display performance.
Samsung showed its new line-up of SUHD TVs at CES 2016. With IoT hub technology, the TVs themselves can act as controllers for the entire smart home. All feature the ability to provide high dynamic range (HDR), with 1,000 nit HDR minimum for a higher level of contrast between light and dark images. With no bezel that normally functions as the border, focus can be on content.