Samsung will develop a transparent screen, no longer a hole that accommodates the camera for the Galaxy S11 Samsung is rumored to be lau...
Samsung will develop a transparent screen, no longer a hole that accommodates the camera for the Galaxy S11
Samsung is rumored to be launching a smartphone next year. It's not a technology company if it doesn't bring new innovations to its new products. For smartphones next year, Samsung is said to be displaying a front camera behind the scenes. This news came out after reported by South Korean media (South Korea), The Elec.
Samsung will use a similar procedure applied to the Galaxy S10 and Note 10, where the front screen has a hole located at the top of the screen. Other with the two smartphones that have been launched, Samsung will develop a transparent screen, no longer a hole that accommodates the camera.
Samsung Display, which supplies mobile OLED display panels to Samsung Electronics, plans to install the necessary equipment. The device, called HIAA2, will be designed at one of its plants next month.
HIAA stands for hole-in-active-area and requires the use of a laser to cut holes in the screen. HIAA1 equipment is currently used to make hole-in-displays that Samsung commercialized this year. This new technology will later be applied to the Galaxy S11 or Galaxy Fold successor.
Reported by Zdnet (17/10), the company's overall profit fell 56% in the third quarter compared to last year. However, it is estimated that the mobile business will bounce back thanks to the Galaxy Note 10, even though the results are lower than the previous quarter's estimate.
Last week, Samsung Display announced it would invest $11 billion into the development and commercialization of QD displays over the next five years. The new screen intended for this TV will begin production in 2021. This is also part of the company's efforts to overcome its dependence on cellular OLEDs.
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Samsung is rumored to be launching a smartphone next year. It's not a technology company if it doesn't bring new innovations to its new products. For smartphones next year, Samsung is said to be displaying a front camera behind the scenes. This news came out after reported by South Korean media (South Korea), The Elec.
Samsung will use a similar procedure applied to the Galaxy S10 and Note 10, where the front screen has a hole located at the top of the screen. Other with the two smartphones that have been launched, Samsung will develop a transparent screen, no longer a hole that accommodates the camera.
Samsung Display, which supplies mobile OLED display panels to Samsung Electronics, plans to install the necessary equipment. The device, called HIAA2, will be designed at one of its plants next month.
HIAA stands for hole-in-active-area and requires the use of a laser to cut holes in the screen. HIAA1 equipment is currently used to make hole-in-displays that Samsung commercialized this year. This new technology will later be applied to the Galaxy S11 or Galaxy Fold successor.
Reported by Zdnet (17/10), the company's overall profit fell 56% in the third quarter compared to last year. However, it is estimated that the mobile business will bounce back thanks to the Galaxy Note 10, even though the results are lower than the previous quarter's estimate.
Last week, Samsung Display announced it would invest $11 billion into the development and commercialization of QD displays over the next five years. The new screen intended for this TV will begin production in 2021. This is also part of the company's efforts to overcome its dependence on cellular OLEDs.
(Foto: Expert Reviews),tek.id
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