A new OLED panel developed exclusively for laptops was recently announced by Samsung’s display division. The 16-inch diagonal display has a refresh rate of 120Hz, a 3K resolution, and a 16:10 aspect ratio. According to the manufacturer, this is the first laptop OLED panel with an integrated touchscreen. According to a recent rumour circulating online, the same panels will be used in the next Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra.
Furthermore, Samsung claims that the recently unveiled display lessens reliance on the environment because it doesn’t require a separate plastic film for the touchscreen layer, making it an environmentally friendly panel. Since a specialised touchscreen layer is no longer required, the display’s thickness has also been decreased. These two advantages of the touchscreen are provided by the display’s integration with the touchscreen.
Although the company hasn’t publicly stated which of its next products would feature the new display technology, a recent leak of the Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra suggests that it will be the first laptop to do so. Because more laptop manufacturers are incorporating OLED panels into their most recent models, Samsung Display plans to create more large-sized OCTA (On-Cell Touch AMOLED) screens for laptops. The Galaxy Book 3 Ultra’s official release is just a few days away. We are eager to put the recently revealed display technology to the test and believe the wait will be worthwhile.
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