According to the latest research report of Qunzhi Consulting, OLED screens will be more widely used in notebook computers in the future. Samsung plans to sell 4 million notebook OLED screens in 2022. In addition, the research report also predicts that by 2023, the proportion of OLED screens in newly sold notebook computers will reach 7%.
At present, ASUS is the most active among notebook computer manufacturers to promote OLED screens. Many of its notebooks from entry to flagship are equipped with OLED screens, which achieve high brightness and a wide color gamut, accounting for 36% of the OLED screen market. Brands such as HP, Samsung, and Lenovo have also launched their own OLED screen notebooks, positioning them as high-end.
IT Home learned that early in 2021, Samsung announced that it had begun mass production of 90Hz OLED panels for 14-inch notebooks. It is expected to supply ASUS Zenbook 14X and IdeaPad Slim 7 Carbon. Research institutes said that Samsung mass-produces OLED screens and is likely to supply a large number of entry and mid-range notebooks.
The increase in production capacity is expected to further reduce the cost of OLED panels. It should be noted that the current first-generation OLED notebooks have the risk of burn-in. The long-term display of a fixed screen may leave a mark on the screen. However, if the latest technology is applied to the OLED screen of a notebook, this disadvantage can be significantly reduced.