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BOE Will Rule Flexible OLED Displays This Year

by Emory Kale

China’s OLED manufacturing capacity and its domestic market are weighing heavily on Korean minds.

LG Display’s Sales Taking a Hit From Sluggish OLED TV Sales and iPhone 15 Pro Max Approval

by Emory Kale

Apple takes a bite out of LG’s profits.

Tags:Apple| iPhone| LG| OLED| TV

Large-Area Display Market Sees Shifts Amid Declining Shipments and Price Changes in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

LCD prices are being protected and boosted artificially at the expense of growth in shipments.

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LCD| market research| OLED| omdia

LG Planning $756 Million Investment in webOS Content Over Next Five Years

by Emory Kale

LG is embarking on a business transformation aimed at establishing itself as a media and entertainment platform company.

Premium TV Shipments Show Modest Recovery, Led by Chinese Brands

by Emory Kale

Chinese companies dominated the $500 to $1,000 segment, but trailed Samsung and LG in the premium range exceeding $1,000.

OLED Panel Revenues Projected to Fall in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

While OLED TVs are expected to comprise 44% of the market area in 2023, down from 51% in 2022, OLED smartphones are anticipated to grow to 48%, driven mainly by a 29% unit increase for the 6.6” to 8” category.

Could JDI Be Late to the OLED Game

by Omid Rahmat

That may a little too clickbait-y a title, but it could also be true.

Tags:JDI| OLED

HP’s New Foldable OLED PC Gives You One-and-a-Half Screens

by Shawnee Blackwood

The device uses a 17-inch foldable OLED and works in three modes, laptop, tablet, and desktop.

Tags:foldables| HP| Laptops| OLED

Samsung vs. BOE: Patent Dispute Intensifies

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung may have gained the upper hand as ITC rules in favor of the company’s interpretation of claims.

Tags:BOE| OLED| Patents| Samsung| showcase

Premium Displays Can Do it All

by Omid Rahmat

Premium displays are not a rising tide that lifts all boats, at least not as far as the display industry is concerned.

Korean Premium OLED Display Exports Weather Economic Headwinds

by Emory Kale

The Korean Display Industry Association (KDIA) has released its most recent analysis of the display industry’s exports and it shows the importance of the industry to Korea’s high-tech economy but also the impact of sluggish demand for electronics goods.

Tags:KDIA| Korea| LCD| OLED

Visionox 150.27% Sequential Growth in Q2’23 Still Not Enough

by Emory Kale

The company is looking to savings and new market opportunities in transitioning to get Gen 8.5 manufacturing.

Tags:Flexible Displays| Huawei| OLED| Visionox