A new development in OLED technology could result in ultra-high-resolution displays, thanks to the latest developments in increasingly thin, effective solar panels. It involves cutting-edge physics that could be relevant to both fields, which feature in a new paper co-written by R&D scientists at Samsung.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-s-next-gen-OLED-panels-could-upgrade-to-five-figure-pixel-densities.499413.0.html
So I wonder if having so many more pixels would cause a significantly higher power drain and, if so, if that would be balanced by requiring less backlight for the same brightness level. The extra brightness, both for better usability in direct sunlight and potentially improved power efficiency, is what intrigues me the most about this, though the idea of cheaper displays is exciting as well. I just hope this actually pans out and doesn't become yet another one of those technology discoveries you hear about once and never again.
Great work! This is how breakthrough research is done to invent new technologies..unlike companies like BOE & TCL, who just..