OLED display
Self-lit screen technology
An OLED display is a screen that uses organic compounds to emit light when electricity passes through them.
Unlike LCD screens, which require a backlight, each pixel in an OLED display produces its own light, enabling deeper blacks, higher contrast, and thinner panels.
The technology dominates premium smartphones and televisions: The new phone has a gorgeous OLED display.
- screenDisplay or barrier
- pixelsDisplay's smallest points
- pixel densityDots per inch onscreen
- true blackComplete absence of light
- SamsungSouth Korean tech conglomerate
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- digital displaysLCD, OLED, LCD panel, monitor, TV
- output devicesprinter, television, TV, projector, monitor
- SmartwatchesApple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, Samsung Galaxy Watch, fitness tracker
- monitorscomputer monitor, computer screen, triple monitor, monitors, screens
- PlayStation VRheadset, camera, VR games, Beat Saber, demo disc
- electronicscomputer, resistors, capacitors, TVs, TV
OLED displayLCD display
Liquid crystal visual output
backlit display · LCD screen · CRT monitor · cathode ray tube · analog display
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