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Text adapted and translated by CNETDownloadSamsung CEO Choi Gee-sung announced that Samsung's new MicroLED TV is heading to the final stages of mass production and will likely be unveiled at CES next month. His announcement was made at a Samsung event at the company's NY headquarters, and he said the South Korean giant is planning to unveil its MicroLED TV at the CES expo next month.
Samsung held a small event today with Samsung CEO Choi Gee-sung. He announced that Samsung's new MicroLED TV is heading to the final stages of mass production and will likely be unveiled at CES next month. His announcement was made at a Samsung event at the company's NY headquarters, and he said the South Korean giant is planning to unveil its MicroLED TV at the CES expo next month.
According to the event's liveblog, Choi announced that his company would be "introducing next-generation TV technologies, including MicroLED next year," and that "stamping the MicroLED TV will take about a year."
Samsung's MicroLED TV is based on the company's new-to-Samsung ultra-high-resolution AMOLED panel, with significantly smaller pixels. So far, only Samsung has announced MicroLED TVs, with rival LG — which has previously talked about MicroLED as the future of its TVs — and others hinting at their own MicroLED efforts. MicroLED displays are expected to use very little power and be far more energy-efficient than OLED, as well as be far brighter than LED.
The MicroLED TV announced today is the first of Samsung's MicroLED efforts, and the company apparently plans to use its new AMOLED panel for a number of applications, including smartphones, tablets, and "other consumer products." In the meantime, Samsung plans to develop a MicroLED TV for home use that would take advantage of this new technology.
The company's MicroLED TVs don't sound the same level of out-of-the-box exciting as the company's new Galaxy S10 or Galaxy Fold smartphones. That's a bit of a disappointment. Samsung should have pushed its Super AMOLED and MicroLED displays with the foldable and smartphone sales that it did. Still, these are exciting times in the TV sector, and I imagine we'll learn more about the company's plans for MicroLED later this year.
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