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[Rumor] Samsung to Use LCD (not AMOLED) in Its Next Flagship

Rakesh | 06 Nov 2012 | Android News/ News/ Samsung

Samsung to Use LCD (not AMOLED) in Its Next Flagship - LCD Panels For Best Visuality And Better Transmittance - Droid Views

According to a report published on ZDNet Korea, Samsung is planning to abandon the AMOLED display technology for technical reasons. The company is reportedly serious about using an LCD panel in its next flagship (probably the Galaxy S4) with 5″ display. Samsung desperately need to come up with a device with Full HD resolution in view of the recent full HD deviceย ย launches by otherย competitors like LG and HTC.

AMOLED displays have been one of the major USPs ย behind the popularity of Samsung Galaxy series smartphones. But now the company realizes that it cannot extend the ppi (pixel per inch) density to 440 on a 4-5 inch AMOLED display. LG recentlyย achieved 320 pixel per inch density in its LCD display use in Optimus G. To cope with thisย challenge, ZDNet reports, Samsung is interested in signing a deal with a Japanese firm called Japan Display.

ZDnet’s report, however, does not seem to be fully correct as another report by MK News Korea in October said that Samsung had managed toย achieve 400 ppi in their AMOLED displays, and that they will be able to produce Full-HD AMOLED displays in its smartphones by next year. We shall get a clearer picture of what actually Samsung has decided in the coming weeks.

Source: ZDNet Korea

Tags: Samsung Galaxy S4

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