BOE had a large demonstration at Displayweek 2024, showing several display technologies and many new panels and prototypes.
First up we have a slidable OLED display, one of the largest we've seen, at 31.6". The display offers a resolution of 5944x1672, a sliding distance of just over 260 mm (BOE says its the world's longest) and a sliding radius of 5 mm.
The second display was a 13.2" 2880x1920 600 nits notebook OLED display, produced on an oxide TFT backplane. The mobility of BOE's oxide TFT is ~40 cm2/V. BOE says that this panel has an internal compensation circuit.
BOE had several automotive displays on show, including an automotive-grade 15.05" 2560x1600 flexible OLED display (BOE calls its an L-Shaped display), that offers a brightness of 800 nits, a bending radius of 35 mm and a wide operating temperature range (-30 to 85 Degrees Celsius). BOE also demonstrated another automotive display, that combines a 17" (2972x1672) curved (400 mm curvature radius) and a 15" (2560x1600) foldable (5 mm folding radius) display to create one large display, saying that this is the industry's first commercial foldable automotive display.
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