Samsung It has been betting very heavily on OLED technology for a few years. While it is true that there are a large number of detractors who criticize the excessive color saturation on Samsung screens, there are also a large number of users who love how the panel looks. OLED.
The thing is that Samsung has decided to bet fully on LCD screens and has permanently stopped the production of LCD screens. His intentions? Sell the factories and generate an income close to 10.000 billion dollars. A very lucrative sale. And necessary.
Samsung could sell its LCD screen factories
Things are not going too well for Samsung's mobile division, so that injection of money would be more than profitable. What's more Samsung is increasingly betting on AMOLED technology so it was to be expected that sooner or later they would end up ditching their LCD screen factories.
Recall that in the telephony market the majority of Samsung devices integrate an AMOLED panel. The only phones that do not use this technology are entry-level and mid-range devices. Does this mean that all Samsung phones will use AMOLED technology from now on? Not much less. The most logical thing would be to expect that the cheaper devices of the manufacturer continue to use LCD panels, but they would buy the displays from outside distributors.
We will have to wait and see if Samsung finally sells its LCD panel factories, although I think it would be a logical and profitable move for the Seoul-based manufacturer. What good are those factories if they don't take advantage of the screens they can produce? And I don't think you sell your competitors too many LCD screens, especially when there are other distributors who offer the same product.
