Samsung Display Unveils OLED Display Optimized for 5G Era

Samsung Display Company today unveiled an optimized OLED display for 5G smartphones with newly reduced blue-light emission and lowered power consumption.

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SGS Certifies Samsung Display 5G Panel for Eye Care (Graphic: Business Wire)

tech giant said that latest smartphone OLED display has earned certification of ‘Eye Care Display’ from SGS and validation of ‘Energy Savings’ from UL, for successfully lowering blue-light emission and power consumption, respectively.

According to an official from world-rewned SGS, newly developed OLED display emits 6.5 percent blue light, significantly lower than 7.5 percent level of Samsung OLED smartphone panel released last year. Samsung Display ted that its OLED products also have about 70 percent less blue light emissions than most current LCD smartphone displays.

Furrmore, UL reported that power consumption has dropped by 15 percent. globally-recognized testing ncy evaluated power level while people were taking pictures, viewing news and entertainment, and surfing over internet. aver power consumption of newly released Samsung Display OLED panels dropped from about 1.5W to 1.3W, amounting to 15 percent decrease.

“5G is expanding into a rapidly commercialized ecosystem where consumers can be connected to 8K as well as 4K streaming services, cloud-based gaming content and infotainment networks, increasing mobile device us everywhere,” said Jee-ho Baek, vice president of mobile display strategic marketing team at Samsung Display. “Our 5G-optimized OLED display is taking le in 5G era with its crystal clear imry, distinguished designs, ecomical power consumption and increasingly eye-protective functionality,” he ded.

For about 10 years, Samsung Display has researched and refined OLED — a highly efficient organic material that emits more light year after year with same amount of energy or less — in staying ahe of rapidly transforming smartphone market.

Recent industry forecasts show percent of 5G smartphones in global smartphone market is projected to increase from 14 percent (190 million units) this year to 50 percent (750 million units) by 2024. Monthly smartphone data us is also predicted to substantially increase from 7GB in 2018 to 32GB by 2024.