The transparent OLED table is placed in the center of the first floor of the store, and when a drink glass is placed on the table, the sensors react and create a wave effect around the glass.

“The Yeosu Gusan DT Store is one of the “THE Stores” launched by Starbucks Korea under the concept of “Selling Culture, Not Coffee,” in line with the strategy of making the store itself a famous one. The store has already received over 20,000 visitors in just 10 days after its opening, with an average of 2,000 visitors per day on weekdays.

Transparent OLED, which is currently being mass-produced by LG Display, is the only technology in the world that maximizes the benefits of OLED, namely that pixels emit light on their own.

It generates less heat than existing LEDs, making it suitable for indoor use, and can be installed in a variety of spaces such as windows, walls, and floors by using special tempered glass that can safely withstand the load.

Following the existing 55-inch transparent OLED, LG Display plans to expand the lineup to 77 inches and 30 inches in the future.

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LG Display is planning to start supplying Apple with new RDE panels next year, which are expected to be equipped with Apple’s OLED iPad Pro models to be released next year, according to a report.

LG Display is using the “RD” series of materials for automotive OLEDs and OLEDs for IT products, and there are also reports that the company is working on “RDG” panels, which are expected to be equipped on Apple’s OLED MacBook devices to be released in 2027. OLED MacBook devices released by Apple in 2027.

Note: LG Display is currently mass production of OLED and the future supply to Apple’s iPad and other IT products with OLED, are used to stack two light-emitting layers of two-layer tandem structure. The OLEDs Apple currently uses in its iPhone are a single-layer product with only one light-emitting layer.

Two-layer tandem OLEDs have two light-emitting layers, so they can produce the same brightness with less power than the single-layer approach, and are expected to improve product efficiency and lifetime.

Apple’s first OLED iPad is scheduled for release next year in 11-inch and 13-inch models. The panels are made by two companies: LG Display and Samsung Display.

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According to reports, the panel uses LG Display’s unique technology – tandem OLED structure. This technology was previously applied to vehicle OLEDs and is now extended to IT products, aiming to extend the service life of the product and make it more suitable for the use of notebook computers. .

LG Display said the product will be integrated into the HP Specter, a foldable laptop that HP recently showed off.

HP Specter is a 17-inch model with a 2560×1920 foldable OLED panel, equipped with an Intel 12th generation Core i7-1250U processor, Iris Xe graphics card, 16GB of memory, 1TB SSD storage, and a battery life of up to 12 hours. According to known information, the starting price of this computer is US$4,999 (currently about RMB 36,543).

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In addition, he also said that LG Display has been in mass production of less than 20 inches of automotive OLED, but at the end of this year will be the world’s first mass production of more than 30 inches of Automotive OLED.

He predicted that LG Display will capture more than 60 of the OLED and more than 40% of the LTPS LCD share of the global vehicle display panel market in 2026. Based on sales, LG Display’s share of the global vehicle display market, excluding low-end amorphous silicon (a-Si) LCDs, will be more than 50% by 2026.

According to the 2022 automotive OLED screen market report recently released by market research organization Omdia and the current year’s market forecast data, the 2022 automotive OLED screen market share distribution is as follows:

• LG Display: 50%
• Samsung: 42.7%
• BOE: 7.3%

As can be seen from the data, the automotive OLED screen market is still dominated by Samsung and LG two South Korean companies, but BOE from China has gradually made efforts to begin to emerge in the market, BOE will have a higher right to speak in the future.

Omdia’s report said that automotive OLED screens were first mass-produced by LG in 2019, and two years later, LG’s market share soared to 91.3%, while Samsung’s market share was 8.7% at the same time.

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It was previously reported that market research firm Trend Force said in July this year that Apple is developing an Apple Watch Ultra smartwatch with a next-generation micro LED display, but due to manufacturing problems, the device’s launch has been delayed again, and it may not be available until the first quarter of 2026 at the earliest.

In order to reduce its dependence on rival Samsung and strengthen its control over the supply of key components, Apple is actively investing in the mass production of next-generation displays.

Apple uses its mature supply chain to help promote the landing of micro LED panels. Suppliers such as Osram (ams-Osram) cooperate to develop micro LED components, LG provides substrates, and TSMC provides wafer chips.

LG Display has acquired 14 micro LED technologies through key technology transfers and other methods, so as to have greater influence in Apple’s process of improving the supply chain.

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In addition, the investment in the eighth-generation OLED has not been finalized, and LG Display emphasized that the company will make investment decisions after carefully examining the possibility of technological advancement, the degree of technological advancement, and whether the technology can improve the company’s profits.

It is noticed that LG Display expects that the investment in 2024 will be lower than this year. “Because of the characteristics of the display industry, we need to order materials for investment in advance, and the investment is made over a long period of time. Therefore, it is not necessary to flexibly manage large sums of money to adjust the investment amount according to the company’s situation,” an LG executive said. Easy. This year, we are investing in the mid-to-high range of our existing guidance, while additionally working on cost-efficiency.”

“We haven’t finalized our investment volume and business plan for 2024,” the executive added. “However, we have reviewed ongoing investments and other plans. We now believe that next year’s investment volume will be less than this year’s.”

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Baek Seung-in, executive director of Samsung Display, explained the technical difficulties encountered by current foldable devices at yesterday’s event:

 foldable crack

 foldable crease

 stylus problem

 folding torque

 compressive stress

 screen distortion

Baek Seung-in said that since the launch of the first generation of foldable mobile phones in 2019, the crease problem has always been at the forefront of development . The content is as follows: “We have worked hard for many years. Although we have improved the crease, we still cannot completely make it disappear.”

Baek Seung-in revealed at the event that he is currently working with LG Display to develop a foldable 20-inch tablet and notebook hybrid device for Apple, but he said it will take longer to prepare.

Ross Young said in February that Apple is developing a 20.5-inch foldable laptop that could be released as soon as 2025.

He said at the time: “The current information I have learned is that Apple may launch a 20.5-inch foldable notebook in 2025, but I did not know that Apple will launch a foldable iPad in 2024. Perhaps this news is a good PR for the hinge company.”

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Source: LG Display

At a seminar held in Seoul, South Korea on Wednesday, Choong Hoon Yi, CEO of analyst firm UBI Research, said LG Display will supply 8th-generation OLED panels in 2026, still winning Apple’s panel orders.

Yi said Samsung Display is currently the only display panel maker that has invested in 8th-generation OLED production; LG Display and BOE have yet to follow suit.

Yi said that the main reason for LG Display is that the existing LCD production line has encountered obstacles in switching to OLED production lines, which has delayed the launch of the 8th generation OLED.

It was previously reported that Samsung Display said in April this year that it is expected to start mass production of the 8th-generation OLED panels in 2-3 years, and it is estimated that it will not be until 2025 at the latest.

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The new 32GQ950P monitor features a 31.5-inch ATW Nano IPS panel with 3840 x 2160 resolution, 98% DCI-P3 color gamut, 144Hz refresh rate (can be overclocked to 160Hz), and 1000:1 contrast ratio.

Officially, the Nano IPS screen with ATW Polarizer technology (Advanced True Wide Polarizer) enhances the contrast and color performance of the display, helping to improve your gaming experience.

The ATW is said to be a high-level premium monitor for medical and professional use, with superior angular contrast (up to 11x) and color coverage (up to 52x) compared to monitors without ATW applied.

Officially, achieving a variable refresh rate (VSR) of 144Hz (O/C 160Hz) requires an HDMI 2.1-enabled connection device and an HDMI 2.1 cable.

In addition, the monitor connects to a headset that supports a 4-pole interface for in-game voice chat and uses DTS:X headphones for a more immersive gaming experience with virtual 3D sound effects.

The monitor is DisplayHDR 1000 certified and is compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro technologies.

The following is a summary of the LG 32GQ950P monitor’s connector information:

1 x 3.5 mm jack

1 DisplayPort 1.4

2 HDMI 2.1

1 USB 3.0 Type-B

2 USB 3.0 Type-A

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According to the report, this new hybrid OLED panel will use both glass substrate and thin-film encapsulation (TFE), which were used for rigid OLED panels and flexible OLED panels in the past. In addition, the hybrid OLED panel will use a polyimide substrate instead of glass, so it is also cheaper to manufacture.

LG Display’s first customer for the new hybrid OLED panels is likely to be European automakers, sources said. So far, the South Korean display panel maker has only supplied polyimide OLED panels to its automotive customers.

LG Display showed off its hybrid OLED panel technology, Advanced Thin OLED, during CES this year, and the glass substrate is said to be 20 percent thinner than the competition.

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