OLED screens
Self-emitting display tech
OLED screens use organic compounds that emit light when electricity passes through them, eliminating the need for a backlight.
Each pixel produces its own illumination, allowing true blacks (the pixel simply turns off) and higher contrast than LCD displays.
OLED technology appears in smartphones, televisions, and monitors: The OLED screen made the night scenes look incredible.
- displayPresentation for viewing
- pixelsDisplay's smallest points
- pixel densityDots per inch onscreen
- SamsungSouth Korean tech conglomerate
- LGKorean electronics conglomerate
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Cathode ray tube displays
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