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Samsung says its Galaxy Z Fold 2 display has the ‘world’s smallest curvature’
Samsung’s 120Hz mobile displays use variable refresh rates to save power
Samsung’s display business will stop producing LCD screens this year
Samsung’s display business will stop producing LCD screens this year
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Google Glass to utilize Samsung’s OLED display technology
Samsung’s 13.3-inch 3,200 x 1,800 LCD ships in Q3, we go eyes-on at SID (video)
So, it's not the full laptop setup we were kinda-sorta expecting based on Samsung's announcement yesterday, but the Korean company's 13.3-inch 3,200 x 1,800 panel -- with a whopping 275 ppi -- is still plenty impressive on its own. Though the prototype was connected to a desktop PC rather than installed in a notebook, the demo gave us what we came for: a look at that sheer pixel density. You really have to see it to believe it -- with the desktop set to the screen's native resolution, menus, icons and text all appear tiny. The benefit of such a high resolution, of course, is that you can fit more information on screen, and it's more than a little reminiscent of Apple's Retina display. The booth wasn't equipped with internet access, so we couldn't test the panel's mettle with a trip to this very site, but images on the desktop and in Samsung's pre-loaded PowerPoint looked very bright and crisp.
In addition to playing up the pixel count, Samsung touted its prototype as a "green panel," claiming 30-percent lower power consumption than existing LCDs. And like the flexible LG display we saw just a bit earlier, this screen won't stay off the market for long: expect a 13.3-inch version -- with touch capability -- to ship in the next two months, though it may debut on a third-party laptop, not necessarily one manufactured by Samsung. A rep told us that 14- and 15.6-inch versions will follow. Check out our hands-on video and photos for a closer look.
Bendable and Foldable Displays by Samsung Are Coming Soon
If all smartphones look the same to you, wait till Samsung launches next year its new range of devices with flexible, bendable and foldable displays.
Samsung must have felt that bumping up the specs is not enough for getting distinguished from all the other smartphone manufacturers. Design certainly plays a major ...
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