Samsung applies screen opening patent | Formal and transparent base OLED technology

Today's technology products like to engage in 'full screen', 'narrow bezel', as if this marketing hot spot is not going to happen, and the products will not be sold. But in reality, the current 'full screen' of smart phones really only stops at marketing. In the concept stage, the design does not reach the real 'full screen'. In the 'comprehensive' process of large-screen display products, Samsung announced a 55-inch transparent OLED display in 2015. The product can produce amazing results in retail and advertising.

And, OLED technology can provide better contrast and viewing angle, transparent display can be used as signage and other purposes.

After all, that is the application of transparent display technology in 2015, and there is still a long way to go before it is really on the ground. Take the mobile phone closest to our life, if you want to achieve a screen share of 99% or higher. For a truly 'full screen' design, various sensors including the front camera need to be placed under the screen of the mobile phone. This technology seems to be difficult to achieve at present, but surprisingly, Samsung At present it really puts it into effect.

Previously, Samsung had applied for a patent on the opening of the screen. Today, it seems that the patent officially and transparently bases OLED technology with each other. Only Samsung is ambitious about this technology and dares to apply for a patent on the way to R&D. According to industry analysis, such transparency The progress of panel development is very optimistic. The fastest possible implementation will be achieved in 2019. However, the S10 is not expected to adopt this technology. Specifically, it is necessary to look at Samsung's face. Source: Huaqiang North Computer Network