It also did not announce exactly which models will use QNED or what screen sizes and resolutions (4K and/or 8K) they'll have. It did not say exactly how NanoCell and quantum dots would work together (both technologies traditionally focus on improving color) or provide more specifications - aside from saying the TVs would have 'up to' 30,000 Mini-LEDs and 2,500 local dimming zones, presumably in the largest sizes. LG has yet to provide much additional information on its QNED sets.

Read more: Mini-LED LCD TV tech: Tiny lights lead to better picture quality Samsung and TCL, for their parts, also announced Mini-LED equipped TVs at CES. LG says its QNED TVs will use Mini-LED backlight technology, much like TCL's 6-Series and 8-Series QLED TVs, which again improve brightness and contrast compared to traditional LED backlights.

QNED is just one letter away from QLED, a technology touted by Samsung and TCL with largely similar underpinnings (LED LCD backlights and quantum dots), so confusion is inevitable.

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