Samsung Display introduced noteworthy 4Q2020 earnings at its most recent conference call, including income from sales of 9.96 trillion South Korean won (~US$8.9 billion), leaving it 1.76 trillion (~$1.6 billion) in operating income. Besides, its senior VP Choi Kwon-youthful expressed that it would intend to do in any event too later on through more work on rollable and slidable panels.
The executive noticed that it would do as such to stay in front of other OEMs engaged with making these trial display types, for example, TCL, in 2021. This is likewise the most recent strong sign of Samsung’s arrangements to add new gadgets that can roll or slide their screens away when not being used to its current cutting-edge portfolio, which as of now incorporates the Galaxy Z Fold and Flip lines.
It may likewise loan more weight to the gossip that the Galaxy Note series of phablets will be displaced by new, rollable renditions sooner rather than later. In the interim, Samsung Display additionally expects to keep steady over the general OLED field with crowd-pleasing features, for example, VRR and decreased power consumption, and by offering more panels in sizes that upcoming in-car displays, laptops and tablets can utilize.
