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Samsung is often a trendsetter when it comes to displays, and now, it’s pushing the envelope even further. The company has just announced the development of in-cell touchscreen OLED displays for use in laptops.
Samsung Display has announced that it will mass-produce the world’s first OCTA (short for On-Cell Touch AMOLED) displays for use in laptops. Samsung was the first to mass-produce OCTA touchscreens back in 2010, so it’s definitely no surprise to see the company take things to their next natural step as OLED laptops become more and more popular.
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There are already AMOLED laptops with multi-touch, so how is Samsung’s offering different? Basically, today’s laptop touch screens need a digitizer to work, something that ends up increasing the thickness of the panel itself. An OCTA display has touch sensors built right into the panel, eliminating the need for a separate digitizer. In turn, this will reduce the thickness and bezels of a laptop, ensuring it looks as slim and cool as possible.
We are likely to see laptops using this technology in the coming months. There is a possibility that we will even see Samsung introduce this technology in its next range of laptops.
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