Until now, Samsung's MicroLED technology has largely been limited to its high-end TVs, but that could soon change. A new report from South Korea cited by the server SamMobile namely, it suggests that the company has started commercializing this technology for smartwatches.
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A watch Galaxy Watch they currently use OLED displays. Through its display division Samsung Display, Samsung also supplies these to other manufacturers, including Apple. Recently there have been reports on the airwaves that he wants to Apple to use MicroLED panels for their future smart watches. This could mean that it won't be buying as many OLED panels from Samsung as it currently is. By becoming a supplier of MicroLED panels for smartwatches, Samsung Display can ensure that it retains the Cupertino giant as a customer. Although there are rumors that he wants to design them himself, which in turn would take a bite out of Samsung's income.
Panels with MicroLED technology offer significant improvements compared to OLED panels. They have higher brightness, better contrast ratio and excellent color reproduction. In addition, they are also more energy efficient, allowing the smartwatch to extend its battery life.
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The Korean giant's display division reportedly formed a new team late last year to work on the project. It is said that its goal is to achieve the commercialization of this technology this year. If it can do that, it will be well-positioned to meet demand for premium smartwatches from both Samsung and Apple.
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