WOLED – Display Daily

LG’s WOLED Monitors More Cost-Effective for Samsung

by Emory Kale

Even if the supply agreement is reached, Samsung Electronics will need to wait until at least the first half of next year to begin mass production of W-OLED monitors.

Tags:LG Display| Monitor| QD OLEDs| Samsung| WOLED

LG Display’s Earnings Expected to Exceed Expectations in 2Q24, Signaling Strong OLED-Led Recovery

by Emory Kale

As LG Display navigates through this pivotal period, its strategic initiatives and focus on OLED technology are setting the stage for a strong turnaround and long-term growth.

Tags:Financial Data| LG Display| OLED| WOLED

Will the 2024 Paris Olympics Boost the Display Industry

by Emory Kale

Changing viewing habits, LCD prices, and uncertainty plague the natural boost of a major sporting event.

BOE Touts Capacity While LG and Samsung Look for More Traditional Competitive Advantages

by Emory Kale

LG Display has also confirmed it will soon be offering 32, 34, and 39-inch OLED panels, likely for use in monitors, but the 32-inch may also be used in the TV market.

Innox Advanced Materials Anticipates Performance Decline Amid WOLED Market Share Drop

by Emory Kale

The company should see increasing sales as demand for WOLED encapsulation film rises in the fourth quarter.

Tags:Encapsulation| Innox| WOLED

Advanced TV Market Declining in 2023 With Ongoing Price Drops and Holiday Promotions

by Shawnee Blackwood

The advanced TV sector is anticipated to grow at a 5% CAGR between 2023 to 2027

Asus Showcases QD-OLED and WOLED Gaming Monitors

by Shawnee Blackwood

The monitors won’t be available until 2024 but were shown at Gamescom 2023.

Tags:Asus| Gaming Monitor| QD-OLED| WOLED

LG Helps Samsung Expand Offerings With 83 Inch OLED TV

by Shawnee Blackwood

The QN83S90C, priced at a whopping $5,400, directly competes with LG’s 83-inch OLED TV priced at $4,800.

Tags:LG| QD OLEDs| Samsung| TVs (TV Sets)| WOLED

Samsung and LG Hunker Down Together for Mutual Benefit

by Omid Rahmat

In the short-term, LG stands to gain from Samsung but for how long?

Samsung Going Top-Down to Dominate OLED TV Market

by Emory Kale

Looking at the high-end of the OLED TV market, and it is just Samsung, LG, or Sony. Samsung is being extra aggressive in winning market share, looking to solidify its position by using the …