There's still a grudge between OLED technology and LCD.

Absrtact: The most natural thought of OLED is Samsung and LG. Samsung, which halted the development of OLED TV screens in May this year, and then restarted in July, and the Japanese manufacturers also fought, it seems there is still a grudge between OLED technology and LCD. According to EETimes's report,

The most natural idea for OLED is Samsung and LG. Samsung, which halted the development of OLED TV screens in May this year, and then restarted in July, and the Japanese manufacturers also fought, it seems there is still a grudge between OLED technology and LCD.

According to EETimes's report: Unlike Samsung, LG's focus is different, Japanese manufacturers of joint ventures joled will focus on production, research and development for the small size OLED screen. The former pays more attention to the TV panel market. For Japanese manufacturers to form joint ventures, JDI itself is a successful example. It was incorporated by the Display Panel division of Toshiba, Sony and Hitachi three companies, successfully allowing TFT and LCD panels to break the monopolistic advantage of Samsung and LG's OLED panels in high-end handsets and tablet markets.

According to market research institute DisplaySearch Data, in the UHD (Ultra HD, Ultra HD, generally 4K-level resolution screen) high-end TV market Samsung and LG occupy an absolute advantage, especially curved UHD TV. Sony, who ranked third, suffered a fall in share. This joled focus market cleverly avoids the temporary backwardness of television.

In addition, DisplaySearch data also shows that with the long yield problem has been improved, AMOLED-oriented small and medium sized OLED panel costs may be lower than the LCD panel in the next two years. Pebble, former Engadget editor Myriam Joire, said at the July wearable equipment technology fair that the smart watch screen faces the choice between outdoor readability and colorful display. OLED brightness and contrast, color saturation advantage is likely to be the key to wear-type equipment screen changes. Although the original report only mentions that the joled will develop suitable display panels for tablets, it is clear that Japanese manufacturers have been preparing their hands on a wider range of technologies in the face of changing market conditions.