After the launch at the beginning of the year and the success of evaluations of its first TV with a QD-OLED panel, Samsung decided to expand production. Since then, over the months, reports have already revealed that the company intends to eliminate the need for the QD color conversion glass substrate, has already managed to increase the efficiency of this type of screen by 85% and that it aims to sell about 1, 5 million devices with the technology in 2023.
In a report by UBI Research, CEO Choong Hoon Yi states that Samsung Display intends to expand the ability to take orders from Apple and other companies🇧🇷 Production would be done on its A5 production line, which will use Gen 8.6 substrates and focus on monitors up to 27 inches. Samsung once had Dell Alienware as a business partner.
The idea is to offer QD-OLED panels for larger monitors and Super Amoled panels for laptops and tablets. In addition, the brand thought about developing the red, green and blue tandem method for dual RGB OLED panels aimed at monitors initially, said the CEO, but decided to focus on QD-OLED for monitors, something more profitable.
It was also reported that while the A5 will focus on QD-OLED panels, the two-battery tandem RGB OLED will be manufactured on its existing L8 lineup, which previously manufactured liquid crystal panels. So far, the partnership between Apple and Samsung is just speculation. Apple’s current high-end monitor makes use of a Mini-LED panel. To change it to QD-OLED, this technology should actually be brighter, improving colors and longevity🇧🇷
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