TCL's P80 Ultra is the company's first phone to utilize an AMOLED NxtPaper display. The panel is a 6.83" 1280x2772 120Hz 3,200 nits (peak) OLED, and the phone also offers a Mediatek Dimensity 7400 Elite chipset, 8 GB of RAM, and up to 512GB of storage.
The P80 Ultra will start shipping in China soon.
Lenovo's ThinkVision P27UL-40 professional creator monitor that uses a 27" 4K (164 PPI) 120Hz and Real RGB Stripe TCL CSOT's inkjet printed OLED panel.
Lenovo did not yet detail the price or availability of its first inkjet printed OLED monitor.
Chinese car maker announced its 2026 Mega Home MPV, sporting two AMOLED displays. The main information screen is a 29" 6K AMOLED, and the car also includes a rear-seat removable 21" 4K OLED display.
We do not know who produces the OLED for Li Auto, but its 2024 Auto Mega (1st-Gen) utilized three different AMOLED displays, all produced by Samsung Display.
AUO announced that Western Digital agreed to buy its 4.5-Gen AFPD production line in Singapore, for around $275 million USD. The fab will likely be converted to a memory fab.
AUO was trying to sell the AFPD line since 2023. It's original asking price was a bit higher, but it has finally managed to find a buyer. The company will utilize the cash, together with the funds it received from other assets it recently sold, to accelerate its R&D and produciton plans in high-value areas, such as optical communication, earth-orbit satellites and microLED displays.
A report from Korea claims that Genesis will launch its new upgraded G90 car later this year. The main information display will be a 18-inch flexible AMOLED display, produced by LG Display.
Genesis is accelerating its adoption of OLED displays - and all its flagship models, the GV90, the G80, GV80, GV70 and GV60 all use AMOLED displays. Interestingly, the company is using OLEDs produced by both LG Display and Samsung Display.
In November 2025, we reported that OLED material developer Sun Fine Chem (SFC) is planning to IPO in the Korean stock exchange. SFC, based in Korea, develops materials for OLEDs, organic TFTs, PDP displays and other devices. The company is a subsidiary of Hodogaya Chemical.
The company is progressing with its IPO plans, andif all goes well, it will go public in November 2026. Its final review will take place in October. The expected market valuation will be around $750 million USD.
OLED producer Qingyue Technology announced its financial results for the first half of 2026. The company recorded revenues of 276 million RMB ($41 million USD), down 16% from 2025. Its net loss was $34 million.
Qingyue mainly produces and sells three display types: ePaper (E Ink) modules, PMOLED displays and OLED microdisplays. It says that low demand for its ePaper displays is the main reason of the reduced results.
