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LG plans to introduce 20-inch OLED panels this year

Posted on August 12, 2022 by Xordac Prime
A promotional image for LG's larger OLED televisions.

Enlarge / A promotional image for LG’s larger OLED televisions. (credit: LG)

LG plans to introduce a 20-inch OLED panel by the end of the year, and unlike most other offerings in this size, it will be used in consumer devices.

LG is the leading manufacturer of OLED panels for several other device categories, and the company has been making panels for watches, TVs, and smartphones—but this will be the first time the company will make OLEDs suitable for computer monitors or smaller televisions.

The news comes from South Korean electronics news site The Elec, which reported details from a speech to the Korea Display Industry Association by LG Display Vice President Kang Won-seok.

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Source: Ars Technica – LG plans to introduce 20-inch OLED panels this year

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