Samsung’s attempt to develop a micro LED display

Samsung is working to launch the development of new and advanced micro-LEDs . Rumor has it that Samsung plans to start developing its own micro-LED displays. 

However, LED quantum displays have not helped much to improve the company’s stock.
Therefore, Samsung is working to diversify its products to deliver favorable results for its stocks
and is planning and partnering with a number of partners.

To accomplish its goals, Samsung initially plans to acquire PlayNtride, a Taiwanese company active in the development of LED displays.

Of course,

the news of Samsung’s acquisition of the company was released in early May,

but Samsung did not provide details, and the news remained rumored.

Unlike OLED, the next-generation micro LED technology, unlike OLED, requires no backlight and has higher image contrast ,

less responsive time and more energy saving. In addition, micro-LED displays use inorganic materials such as gallium nitride, which results in slimmer,

less energy efficient displays. Samsung is expected to apply the new technology to theater, cinema and home theater LED screens.

However, experts believe that micro-LED technology will not be available for a few more years due to the need for further development and improvement.

Of course,

other companies, such as Apple, Sony and LG, have already done research on using this technology on their smartphones or TVs.

Samsung began developing OLED televisions several years ago and in the first year developed the first LCD TV based on quantum dot technology.

This technology is nanocrystalline small plates that can be added to the backlight layer of an LED TV.

This light ultimately results in better image quality with darker colors and even more vibrant colors.

Samsung TVs with quantum dot technology were a serious contender for LG, but sales figures for these products have so far been unacceptable.

According to the IHS Statistical Institute, shares of Samsung’s TV segment fell from 4.3% to 1.2% during the year, up from 3%.

 However,

LG’s profits during the same period have grown from 1.2% to 4.3%.

The company predicts that Sony, LG and Panasonic companies in the field of OLED TVs will have a larger presence in the state-of-the-art TV market and will have sales growth of 6.5 million units by year.

The Samsung is now raising its price for quantum dot TVs to $ 6

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