LG is reportedly developing PHOLED, AKA blue phosphor OLED, that may be more efficient and create far-brighter OLED screens.
The next step for better OLED beyond the quantum dot variety may already be around the corner in the form of blue phosphor OLED or PHOLED. A new report says that LG has a display sporting a tandem design around the corner, though we may not see it until next year.The issue with OLED is that it’s significantly less efficient with blue light than red or green.. According to a machine translation of the report, LG has cracked a display with PHOLED.
The company will need to test the manufacturing process and work towards bringing it to market. Still, if the report rings true, it could be a major step toward finally offering us the sight of these long-promised displays. There’s reason to believe the TVs are on their way. Last year, UHD toldTo give a very rudimentary rundown of why this is significant, you have to understand how OLED works. These are organic light-emitting diode displays that can generate their light.
According to ETNews’ report, LG implemented this type of display with a tandem OLED design, ALA Apple. And that will be a big sticking point with these kinds of displays. The iPad Pro is a very expensive device that maxes out at a 13-inch screen. OLED is already very expensive, so layering two on top of the other compounds is the cost consumers can expect to pay.
So, no, you won’t be getting PHOLED for cheap any time soon. If LG releases a PHOLED in 2025, it’ll be at the tippy top of their lineup. It would be the kind of prototype display it shares at CES for onlookers to ogle, but it may be longer before we find any sitting in a living room. These products aren’t really something anybody can go out and buy. We’ll have to wait and see whether PHOLED remains merely a high-end concept or something that will change the display landscape.Samsung promises there’s a 27-inch and 37-inch Odyssey 3D monitor coming later this year, though we don't know how expensive it will be.is here to do two things: inject itself with rhinoceros DNA and spring traps. And it's all out of rhinoceros DNA.
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