All articles tagged with #micro led
Originally Published 12 days ago — by CNET
CES 2026 will showcase advancements in TV technology focusing on improved picture quality through mini-LED, micro-LED, and OLED displays, with a trend towards brighter, more affordable TVs that benefit consumers, despite the presence of bizarre prototypes.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Interesting Engineering
LG Display has unveiled the world's first stretchable display, capable of expanding by 50% while maintaining full RGB color and high resolution. This innovative technology, demonstrated in a 12-to-18-inch prototype, can twist and extend into various shapes, offering new possibilities for industries like wearables, fashion, and automotive. The display can be stretched over 10,000 times without losing image quality, thanks to new wiring methods and a unique silicon material. This development positions LG at the forefront of display technology, contributing to South Korea's goal of leading the global display market.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Mashable
LG has unveiled a new stretchable display that can expand by 50%, transforming from a 12-inch to an 18-inch screen. This durable display, featuring a micro-LED light source, can be stretched over 10,000 times without damage. With a 100 ppi resolution, it offers potential applications in industries like fashion, wearables, and mobility, though it's currently a prototype. LG envisions its use in dynamic interfaces, such as automotive displays, but there's no timeline for commercial availability.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Ars Technica
HP has published a technical disclosure exploring a concept for "composable Micro LED monitors" that can be connected like puzzle pieces to create various multi-monitor configurations. While there are no immediate plans to commercialize this idea, the concept aims to simplify multitasking with easily adjustable displays. The monitors would connect via electrical connections and magnets, allowing seamless integration and different configurations based on user needs.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by 9to5Mac
Apple has confirmed layoffs affecting over 700 employees, including those working on the Apple Car project and in-house Micro-LED displays. The company filed WARN notices in California, with layoffs affecting offices related to these projects. The cancellation of the Apple Car project and reconsideration of in-house Micro-LED displays have led to the layoffs. Apple typically tries to reallocate employees from scrapped projects to other departments, but not everyone has the chance to be reassigned. The move could be related to a major revamp of Apple’s virtual assistant coming with iOS 18.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Samsung Global Newsroom
Samsung showcased its latest innovations in home entertainment at CES 2024, featuring the Neo QLED 8K with AI-powered features for unparalleled viewing experiences, MICRO LED displays including the ultra-customizable Transparent MICRO LED, and the upgraded Ballie smart home companion. The company also presented The Premiere 8K wireless projector, Music Frame speaker, and gaming products, demonstrating its commitment to redefining home entertainment experiences with cutting-edge technologies.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ZDNet
Samsung showcased new TV technology at CES 2024, including the S95D OLED TV with a glare-free matte finish, the Premiere 8K projector, the Music Frame, and a transparent Micro-LED display. The S95D's matte finish reduces glare and enhances viewing angles, while the Premiere 8K projector offers a cinema-like experience with vibrant picture quality. The Music Frame serves as a hidden speaker and aesthetic addition to home decor, and the transparent Micro-LED display, though currently more of a novelty, demonstrates Samsung's advancements in display technology.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
Samsung unveiled its first transparent version of Micro-LED display technology at CES 2024, claiming it outperforms other transparent screens with improved picture quality, brightness, and transparency. While the concept has potential for in-home use, the initial focus is on commercial applications, such as enhancing the viewing experience at events. The technology is not yet available in the market, but Samsung's demonstration showcased its potential for future developments in display technology.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by SamMobile - Samsung news
Samsung unveiled its next-generation Micro LED TV lineup featuring transparent panels at its AI For All event ahead of CES 2024, offering a see-through design suitable for various applications such as home and stadium scoreboards and innovative commercial advertisements. The modular Micro LED panels can be combined to create custom aspect ratios, shapes, and sizes, with ready-to-use options available in 76-inch, 89-inch, 101-inch, and 114-inch sizes, although pricing and availability details have not yet been disclosed.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Samsung Global Newsroom
Samsung Electronics has unveiled its latest QLED, MICRO LED, OLED, and Lifestyle display lineups, introducing a next-generation AI processor to kick off the AI screen era. The new lineups offer improved picture and sound quality, AI-powered features, and enhanced connectivity within the Samsung ecosystem. Notable features include the Neo QLED 8K with the NQ8 AI Gen3 Processor, expanded OLED lineups, transparent MICRO LED technology, and new lifestyle products such as The Frame and The Premiere 8K projector. Additionally, Samsung's 2024 TV lineup promises enhanced accessibility offerings and greater compatibility across various devices, setting the stage for personalized, immersive experiences.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Wccftech
Apple is reportedly working on a new version of the Apple Watch Ultra with a 10% larger micro-LED display, expected to launch in 2026. The switch to micro-LED technology will offer benefits such as higher brightness, enhanced color reproduction, better viewing angles, and improved battery life. The display size increase and technology switch are part of Apple's plans to revamp the Apple Watch Ultra, which currently features a 1.93-inch OLED display. The micro-LED panels are expected to cost two to three times more than the current OLED panels.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by 9to5Mac
The 2026 Apple Watch Ultra is expected to feature a larger 2.12-inch micro-LED display, marking a shift from OLED technology. The adoption of micro-LED is part of Apple's long-term display roadmap, with the company likely to transition all its devices to this technology over the next decade. The larger display size would result in a significant increase in screen area. However, the new display tech is estimated to cost 2.5 to 3 times more than the existing OLED screen, potentially leading to a higher retail price for the Apple Watch Ultra.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by 9to5Mac
The release of an Apple Watch Ultra 3 in 2024 is uncertain, as Apple has not officially started its development. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that the delay may be due to the need for more time to develop innovative health management features and address issues related to Micro LED production. Kuo predicts a 20-30% drop in Ultra sales and a 10% drop in overall Apple Watch sales if a new model is not released next year. While a black titanium variant of the Apple Watch Ultra has been tested and considered ready for release, it remains to be seen if it will be included in the upcoming models.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MacRumors
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that there are no indications of an "Apple Watch Ultra 3" being developed, decreasing the likelihood of a new Apple Watch Ultra being released in 2024. Kuo believes Apple may need more time to develop innovative health management features and address micro-LED production issues. Rumors suggest a larger micro-LED display Apple Watch Ultra may launch in 2025 or 2026.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by SamMobile - Samsung news
Samsung has hinted at the possibility of using Micro LED technology for its future Galaxy wearables, including smartwatch panels. However, rumors suggest that the first Micro LED Galaxy Watch, possibly named the Galaxy Watch Ultra, will not be released in 2024. The release of the first Micro LED smartwatch from Samsung may depend on Apple's plans and Samsung Display's role as a supplier in the emerging Micro LED watch panel market. The timelines for both Apple and Samsung's Micro LED smartwatches may be intertwined.