Laptop screens will get a new sort of display
In addition, the type of display on laptops is becoming increasingly crucial, as Samsung is well aware. They also see mass manufacturing for him: higher-quality OLED-type displays will appear, with Asus being the first to order them.
Samsung stated that it would follow through on its pledge of mass manufacture of 90 Hz displays. Due to the increase in the typical 60 Hz refresh rate to 90 Hz, the information presented on OLED displays will be more beautiful and vibrant. The image will look smoother throughout all types of motion, such as gaming or video.
Samsung attributes the increase in output to a home office and home learning, which has grown much more prevalent during the coronavirus outbreak. Many people converted to notebook computers and spent more time in front of the computer during the pandemic.
The new OLED panels will be accessible in Asus laptops for the first time: the Asus Zenbook 14X and the 14-inch Vivobook Pro will be available. The cost of the models is determined by the equipment used. The minimum amount is $1399. Two more devices from the Taiwanese company will be released in the fourth quarter, but the exact dates are unknown.
According to The Verge, Lenovo and Asus make OLED notebooks, and Samsung makes these panels. Lenovo will release the IdeaPad Slim 7 Carbon in October, including a 90 Hz OLED screen. The business says that this laptop will be the lightest 14-inch OLED laptop, weighing only 2.37 kg.
