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This Samsung Display 15.6″ UHD OLED is headed to premium laptops

This Samsung Display 15.6″ UHD OLED is headed to premium laptops

Posted on January 23, 2019 By Jarvis

If you’ve been holding off on a laptop upgrade until the next big thing in screen tech arrives, Samsung Display has some excellent news for you. The company has shown off its latest OLED panel, a 15.6-inch Ultra HD screen that it says is the first such UHD display for the notebook market.

As we’ve seen in smartphones and tablets, OLED has no shortage of advantages for mobile devices. In the case of this particular 15.6-inch screen, Samsung Display is particularly excited about how it meets the DisplayHDR True Black specification, developed by VESA. That includes black colors that are a hundred times richer than previous HDR standards, and high-contrast almost up to the level of the human eye.
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