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OLED technology is based on organic semiconductors that are used to create beautiful, flexible and efficient display panels. OLED-Info, established in 2004, is the world's leading OLED industry portal - offering a range of services to the OLED industry including a web publication, newsletter, market insights, and marketing and business-development services.

LG Display shows new automotive OLED technologies at its Digital Cockpit Gamma

LG Electronics introduced a new showcase for its automotive display technologies, the Digital Cockpit gamma. This concept demonstrator is equipped with LG’s most sophisticated vehicle technologies and features three modular solutions: the Vision Display, Intelligent Human-Machine Interface (HMI) and Connectivity & Content.

The Vision Display concept utilizes LGD's latest OLED displays to "adapt seamlessly to dynamic environments". As part of this concept, LGD includes a 12.3" transparent OLED display, and a 14.2" rollable flexible OLED that can be retracted when not in use.

Read the full story Posted: Nov 11,2024

BOE may face delays in its 8.6-Gen IT flexible OLED line, as one of its suppliers faces financial problems

Towards the end of 2023, BOE officially announced its plans for a 8.6-Gen flexible LTPO AMOLED line in Chengdu. The agreement with Chengdu's local government was signed in early 2024, and in April BOE announced it is starting to construct the new fab. A few weeks ago BOE said it finished the construction of the main outer structure in this project, and that the company is on track to finish the fab by May 2026, with mass production expected by October 2026 - and full production in 2029.

Today there is a report from Korea that one of BOE's suppliers, Hansong Neotech, faces financial problems (and its stock has been delisted from the Korean stock exchange). The company may not have enough money to coninute its operations and build the BOE systems.

Read the full story Posted: Nov 11,2024

Huawei expected to order 61 million smartphones OLED panels this year, up 81% from 2023

According to reports, Huawei is enjoying high demand for its AMOLED smartphones in 2024, and it is expected to order 61 million AMOLED panels by the end of the year - up 81% over 2023 (33.7 million).

Huawei Pura 70 smartphones photos

Huawei suffered from US sanctions in 2019 that drastically decreased its smartphone sales, but in 2023 it has returned to the smartphone market in force, and now it is enjoying very high demand for its smartphones.

Read the full story Posted: Nov 10,2024

New OLED gadget: itel S25 / S25 Ultra

itel's budget S25 smartphone offers a 6.78" 120Hz 1080x2436 AMOLED display, a Unisoc T620 chipset, 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage.

The S25 Ultra offers somewhat better specifications, including a curved version of the display, and better glass protection (Corning Gorilla Glass 7u).

Read the full story Posted: Nov 10,2024

Samsung may launch 83-inch QD-OLED TVs in 2025

According to reports, based on information found on a parts database, Samsung Electronics is getting ready to launch a 83-inch QD-OLED TV in 2025. The 83-inch panel will be introduced in the 2025 QD83S9F TV, and Samsung us likely to use both WOLED and QD-OLED panels in this TVs as was done in the 2024 S90D.

Samsung QD-OLED panel photo

This is interesting news. Samsung's QD-OLED technology is under pressure and it is not clear whether Samsung intends to continue investing in it, and expanding production capacity. It seemed as if SDC is mostly focused on gaming monitors, but perhaps now it is also expanding its TV panel range, which is a welcome change.

Read the full story Posted: Nov 10,2024

New OLED gadget: AYANEO 3

The AYANEO 3 handheld gaming console offers a 7" display, either an LCD or an OLED (we believe it is an FHD 120Hz AMOLED, but the company did not confirm yet). The AYANEO 3 is powered by dual flagship CPUs, an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and an AMD Ryzen 7 884OU.

AYANEO did not yet reveal the price, shipping date and all specifications of its latest handheld device.

Read the full story Posted: Nov 09,2024

BOE develops new under-the-OLED camera technology, to supply it to ZTE's Nubia and Red Magic flagship smartphones

BOE technology announced that it developed a new under-the-display OLED camera solution, to enable full-screen smartphone OLED displays with higher quality cameras than before. The company held a ceremony together with ZTE's Nubia and Red Magic smartphone brands, saying that it will supply the display and camera solutions to flagship smartphones from these two brands soon, the Nubia Z70 Ultra and the Red Magic 10 Pro.

BOE says that the new AMOLED displays adopt several innovative technologies, such as SIP ultra-narrow bezels, COP packaging - and the new under-the-OLED camera. The new technology achieves a full 430 PPI resolution for the OLED display including in the camera area, and the smartphones will offer a 95.3% screen-to-body ratio (as there's no notch or punch-hole). 

Read the full story Posted: Nov 06,2024