We could be seeing considerably more laptops with OLED displays this year as Samsung is preparing to introduce 10 new models with sizes ranging from 13.3 to 16 inches. There will be updated 4K screens, as well as new budget-friendly 15.6-inch 1080p versions with improved color gamuts superior to those found on LGs TV panels.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-will-release-ten-new-OLED-panels-for-laptops-this-February-including-the-first-ever-15-6-inch-1080p-version-for-budget-builds.513019.0.html
Not sure if this depends on the panel or the laptop manufacturer but is it possible to get a laptop with one of these and adaptive sync?
Great! Display is the single biggest upgrade most laptops need, especially the 2-in-1s
Hopefully they figured out burn-in and power consumption issues and we might get close to perfect machines.
Again? Where's 17.3?
Quote from: wersy2 on January 05, 2021, 16:49:36
Great! Display is the single biggest upgrade most laptops need, especially the 2-in-1s
Hopefully they figured out burn-in and power consumption issues and we might get close to perfect machines.
We have two 15.6" 4K AMOLED panels in my household, have been used for a year. I'd say that you will have minimal burn-in concerns as long as you set the task-bar to Auto Hide.
I'm just glad Samsung is finally normalizing OLED laptop displays, and that they're making a 1080p panel.
I love 4K, but the battery drain, especially with OLED on higher brightness is more than double that of a 1W 1080p LP-IPS display.