Samsung Display had a rather large booth at Displayweek 2024, showing its latest OLED displays and technologies. Samsung showed several displays - including foldable smartphone panels, laptop and tablet displays, two QD-OLED displays, its 9.4" round automotive AMOLED, and more.
One interesting display was a panel that combines a foldable and a rollable display, that can open up to an impressively large display. Samsung brands it as a Flex Note Extendable Display.
Samsung also showed a new ultra-thin (it did not mention how thin) 16" 3200x2000 AMOLED display, that is produced on an Oxide-TFT. The display supports a variable refresh rate (1-120Hz). Samsung says that at 1Hz, the display consumes 21% of the power it consumers at 120Hz.
Samsung demonstrated two tandem-stack OLEDs, supporting a typical brightness of 1,000 nits (and 1,100 nits). The two displays were 12.3" 1920x720 and 15.7" 2880x1620. Samsung relates to these as Ultra High Brightness OLEDs.
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