Samsung will be listed on the seventh-generation OLED screen, and it will not be able to achieve ultra-high pixel density!

According to the latest news from foreign media, Samsung will begin production of its seventh-generation AMOLED display in the second quarter of next year. According to foreign media, Samsung's display technology division will continue to conduct a variety of research, including curved foldable OLED screens, chip-on-plasTIc OLED screens and 800ppi pixel density super-resolution OLED displays.

In fact, we are not surprised by Samsung's development of the seventh-generation OLED screen. At present, other manufacturers are still based on the sixth-generation OLED screen, and every update of the screen technology will bring better display effect and greatly reduce power consumption, and Samsung can develop a new generation of OLED screens that can be folded. The curved display is actually worth our attention.

It was previously reported that Samsung will launch a foldable screen smartphone called Galaxy X this year, and it is still very mysterious until now. Samsung is very likely to conduct small-volume production at the end of this year to test the market reaction. In addition, the chip-on-plasTIc OLED screen is also a new type of screen technology that replaces traditional glass substrates with plastic, making it easier to create a curved screen smartphone similar to the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+.

As for the 800ppi ultra-high pixel density OLED panel, this product is not developed for TV or tablet products, but is designed for small devices such as smart phones. This is a 5.5-inch resolution but up to 3480&TImes; 2160-pixel Ultra HD 4K Ultra HD screen, and this is not the first time that there is news that Samsung will develop such a screen. There have been rumors that this 4K Ultra HD screen will be equipped on the Galaxy S8, but in the end it did not do so, which made many users feel a little disappointed.

There have been rumors that the resolution of the Galaxy Note 8 will reach 4K, but considering its screen size is 6.4 inches, and Samsung hopes to continue to maintain the 18.5:9 aspect ratio of the Galaxy S8, Galaxy Note 8 The resolution should be 4428 & TImes; 2160 pixels, the virtual button at the bottom of the screen will occupy about 100 pixels. So the resolution of the Galaxy Note 8 should be only 770ppi instead of 800ppi, but this is already a fairly high standard for VR.

At present, only Sony has launched a 4K resolution smartphone, and once Samsung wants to launch similar products, it must be resolved on battery life. After all, the increase in screen resolution will result in increased power consumption, which has a great impact on the consumer experience.