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LG Begins Mass Production of 480Hz QHD Gaming OLED Panel

by Emory Kale

The gaming monitor market was worth $12.8 billion in 2023 .

Tags:Gaming Monitor| LG| OLED

BOE’s Revenues Grew Over 16% in First Half of 2024

by Emory Kale

Flush with cash, assets, and business, the company shows a profit, too.

Tags:BOE| financials| LCD| OLED

Pricing Pressure on TVs and Panels to Impact Second Half Sales

by Emory Kale

The total market may see less than a percentage point drop this year in volume of shipments.

Tags:Markat Data| MiniLED| OLED| TrendForce| TV market

Global TV Market Being Reshaped by Aggressive Tactics From TCL and Hisense

by Shawnee Blackwood

Chinese manufacturers and MiniLED show explosive growth and Xiaomi even manages to displace Sony.

Second Quarter 2024 Shipments for OLED Foldables Double

by Emory Kale

By 2028, foldable phones are expected to make up 9.9% of total OLED shipments for smartphones.

Tags:foldables| Market Data| OLED| UBI Research

Off-Season Smartphone Panel Shipments Create Optimism for Display Industry Supply Chain

by Omid Rahmat

The smartphone market faces some doubts after a stellar first half of the year, but the display industry should experience nothing but joy and optimism.

Tags:Amorphous TFT| OLED| showcase| Sigmaintell| Smartphones

OLED Panel Shipments Experience Big Growth Numbers in the Second Quarter

by Joseph Bryans

50% YoY growth across the board in smartphones, TVs, monitors, and tablets.

Tags:DSCC| Market Data| OLED

Bigger Screens Need Bigger Brands

by Emory Kale

Korea’s display giants have built a brand fortress that is immune from pricing and technology challenges.

Apple’s Tablet Pushes OLED Panel Shipments to New Highs

by Shawnee Blackwood

Apple leading the tablet market into broad adoption of OLED which may help to continue to the astonishing momentum of the market for panels.

Tags:Apple| DSCC| iPad| Market Data| OLED

TCL Gains Ground in Global TV Market as Samsung and LG Face Increasing Competition

by Emory Kale

Korea’s display industry giants look to regain momentum through AI and software services in the TV market.

Samsung and LG Look at Weird and Wonderful OLED Designs to Tame Chinese Competition

by Emory Kale

Apparently, producing too many OLED displays is not a good thing, it is all about the quality and innovation.

Olympics Break Viewing Records but What Does That Mean for Television

by Omid Rahmat

This year’s viewing numbers were a healthy uptick from the dismal Tokyo coverage.