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The Hisense ULED X TV has 8K resolution and 2,500 nits brightness. (Image source: Hisense)

TV Market in Doldrums: Prices of 50, 55, and 65-Inch Panels to Surge by Over 50% This Year

by Shawnee Blackwood

8K TVs, plagued by limited content and high prices, are on track for a -25.4% YoY dip in shipments.

BMW Mini and Samsung Preview Round OLED Interaction Units at Gamescom 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

It may seem a little unusual to promote a dashboard display at a gamers conference but this is BMW’s second time at the event.

Tags:Automotive| BMW| OLED| Samsung

The Samsung Odyssey Neo Geo 57″ MiniLED Gaming Monitor Gets a Delivery Date

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung showcased two gaming monitors at Gamescom 2023: the Odyssey Neo G9 57” and the 2023 Odyssey Ark 55”.

Tags:Gaming Monitor| MiniLED| Samsung

Middle East Smartphone Market One Bright Spot in Year of Decline

by Shawnee Blackwood

Both Apple and Samsung observed declines in premium segment smartphone shipments due to cautious consumer spending and a surge in interest for budget alternatives.

Virey Gives A Great Overview of MicroLED

by Bob Raikes

By the end of 2025, the cumulative expenditure on MicroLED will be around 10% of the total capex on OLED since 2006.

VHC Taking Samsung Displays Into War Rooms

by Shawnee Blackwood

Partnership will help sell Samsung display products into federal and commercial clients.

Tags:professional monitor| Samsung

Rigid Versus Flexible Displays Isn’t a Thing in Smartphones

by Shawnee Blackwood

Foldable are interesting and they yare growing, but they still represent a very tiny fraction of the smartphone market that is ruled by Apple.

Samsung Works With Nexon on World’s First HDR10+ Gaming Standard Title

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung is a founding member of the HDR10+ Technologies alliance.

Tags:Gaming| Gaming Monitor| HDR| Samsung

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip5 Display Scores Top Marks

by Shawnee Blackwood

Dxomark says the device’s display earns an impressive overall score, ranking it in the third position among all smartphones.

Tags:DXOMARK| Foldable| Samsung

LG automotive displays at K-Display 2023

Samsung and LG at K-Display 2023: Frenemies Forever

by Emory Kale

LG and Samsung can cozy up to each other as they buffer against the threats of Chinese OLED manufacturing.

Is Samsung Really Thinking of Competing With Apple’s Vision Pro?

by Omid Rahmat

Let the chips fall there may when it comes to the XR headset business. That means, let Apple make the mistakes or find solutions that others haven’t. It’s not like the company can capitalize on them with a shortage of components.

Korea’s Giants Position Hybrid OLED Offerings for Automotive Displays

by Omid Rahmat

LG and Samsung have a solid lead in next gen automotive displays and are driving hybrid OLED technology, notably LG with its ATO OLEDs.