Samsung Display is the division of the South Korean brand responsible for manufacture OLED screens for smartphones. However, we already know that there are other major brands in the sector which use the famous Samsung screens.
This is why, by having to supply their screens to brands like Apple, then Samsung does not have the means to continue its production. But what to do in this case?
What if Samsung doesn’t have enough screens?
As stated since The ElectLas demand forecast for Samsung Electronics were estimated at 163.2 million units OLED screens. But the reality is that Samsung Display can only offer 159 million units; a figure that remains 97% of the total of the first figure. This is the main reason why Samsung will have to turn to other brands to achieve the number of panels they need.
Of the remaining 4.2 million panels, Samsung Electronics will go to Tianma to acquire 1 million OLED panels. However, there is still no information on where and which company will provide Samsung with the missing 3.2 million.
Even though we can know that BOÉ will not be part of the chosen companiesespecially given the ongoing patent issues between the two companies.
For now, the report you shared The Elect shows that Samsung Electronics will use Tianma’s OLED panels in the brand’s most affordable smartphones, namely the Entry-level devices from the Galaxy M and Galaxy F series.
It’s probably news that This is not suitable for Samsung users and fans since the screens of these smartphone series will lose a lot in quality and performance because they are not manufactured by Samsung Display.
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