SID display week was organized recently in San Jose, USA. Many companies including Samsung, Visionox, and TCL showcased their best display technologies but the Chinese display manufacturer, BOE, stole the show with its unique 17.3-inch foldable AMOLED display for laptops.

BOE’s foldable display, the world’s first and largest of its kind, drew a large number of visitors at the exhibition. The display features a 100% DCI-P3 color gamut and ultra-slim bezels. It has a 4:3 aspect ratio and offers a 2560 x 1920 resolution. Moreover, the f-OLED display comes with 10bit RGB and HDR500.

For the unversed, f-OLED is BOE’s one-of-a-kind flexible OLED technology solution. It comes in several forms such as full-screen display, foldable display, and rollable display. It can be integrated with multiple features such as under-display fingerprint recognition, under-display camera, and biometrics. Hence, opening up a whole new world of flexible displays.

BOE revealed that the new f-OLED displays will be supplied exclusively to ASUS for the ZenBook 17-Fold OLED laptop launching later this year. BOE also won the award for Best Technology Demonstration for its 17.3-in. foldable OLED display.

The company also showcased the world’s largest 95-inch 8K OLED display at the exhibition. This display is created using high-end TFT technology and a white OLED vapor deposition process. The display delivers pixel-level light management and maximum HDR image quality, demonstrating the company’s technological supremacy in large-sized OLED displays.

Aside from BOE, TCL also revealed some impressive display technologies. It unveiled its 34-inch WQHD R1500 curved Mini LED display designed especially for e-sports. The Mini LED display offers a 21:9 ultra-wide aspect ratio, a 165Hz high refresh rate, and a fast-responding HVA screen with a smaller halo.

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Ths week is the International Display Week and Chinese display manufacturer BOE Display isn’t letting it slide past without unveiling one of its numerous innovative products. The company has showcased a 95-inch 8K OLED display product.

Although 8K display screens are not among the tp-selling smart TV at the moment, BOE is likely envisioning a proliferation in 8K displays in no distant time. The 8K display has a resolution of up to 7680×4320 pixels. It also comes with a display contrast ratio of 1 million to 1 as well support for a 120Hz refresh rate, and a 99% DCI-P3 wide color gamut.

The new 95-inch OLED screen adopts an 8K high aperture ratio based on transparent capacitive pixel design, which effectively improves the aperture ratio of the backplane. The TV also packs an ultra-narrow frame design. Under the condition of ensuring a high charging rate and high uniformity of the backplane, the display peak brightness can reach 800nits, while the average brightness is 150nits which is said to be an industry-leading level.

Furthermore, the smart display is equipped with HDR algorithm based on the OLED “true black” display effect, This enables it to achieve millions of ultra-high contrast ratios and 10 bits of color depth.

The 95-inch OLED display uses BOE’s super-large OLED oxide backplane technology, based on a series of technologies such as ultra-thick metal deposition technology, deep hole etching technology, and oxide TFT structure optimization. It is equipped with a drive compensation algorithm to further improve the uniformity and stability of the super-large 8K resolution OLED display in other to achieve the desired quality and to ensure pictures moving through the display at a high speed do not get smeared.

The is yet another leading product for BOE in terms of super-large OLEDs after its remarkable exploits in the liquid crystal display (LCD ) field.

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