BOE 17" Foldable/Slidable Tablet, 16K Light Field 32", 1.3" 4K4K microOLED VR, UB Cell, 163" 4K mLED
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- At Display Week 2023, BOE introduces their Cutting-Edge Displays including their Flexible OLED and Next-Generation Displays, they showcase their latest technological marvels. BOE presents their groundbreaking display demonstrations such as their flexible OLED, slidable display, and immersive VR.
BOE's latest flexible OLED for tablet/laptop size allows for a whole new level of versatility. With a 12.3-inch foldable screen, it provides a compact and portable solution for on-the-go work or creative endeavors. The flexibility of the OLED panel allows you to flip it to the other side, making it ideal for tasks like photo editing or graphic design. Its user interface is highly customizable, enabling you to tailor it to your specific needs.
Then they show their slidable display, which takes the viewing experience to another level. With an expandable screen size, you can easily transition from a 10-inch display to an impressive 17-inch screen size, all in one device. This product offers a wider screen option, perfect for those who require a larger display for enhanced productivity. The variant maintains the same dimensions as the keyboard, then it slides to expand to become a wider display which provides a bigger screen for an immersive viewing experience.
BOE presents their first 16K resolution display. Designed with an astonishing 130 million pixels, this display offers unparalleled picture quality and breathtaking detail. With a resolution that surpasses is 4 times 8K, 16 times 4K, it provides a visual feast with lifelike clarity and realism. The 110" display boasts a brightness of 400 nits, ensuring vibrant and vivid colors. It covers 99% of the GCI P3 color gamut, delivering stunning color accuracy. With a refresh rate of 60 Hz, this display ensures smooth visuals, making it perfect for insanely high resolution gaming and and ultra high content quality. BOE can't provide an exact release date, they are actively working towards bringing these products to market as soon as possible. Their team is diligently focused on the development process, ensuring that every aspect meets our high standards of quality and performance.
Then BOE has revolutionary displays to share in the world of virtual reality. Their VR products incorporates their 1.3-inch 4K by 4K micro OLED display, which boasts the highest pixel density currently available. With a potential brightness of 5,000 nits, these displays offer stunning visuals and immersive experiences. By Q4 this year, BOE aims to be in mass production, making these VR displays more accessible to consumers.
Bringing micro OLED technology to the forefront, they have created a VR system that combines the power of their micro OLED displays with cutting-edge optical glasses. This system provides an unparalleled metaverse experience, with a 4K resolution that is four times better than existing VR systems. The level of detail and fidelity offered by these displays is truly awe-inspiring.
Moreover, their optical system, utilizing the same 1.3-inch micro OLED display, showcases the incredible potential of augmented reality. Although transparency is a challenge, the glass can provide transparency in a different type of display. The possibilities for future displays are vast, and they are constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation.
At BOE, they are dedicated to revolutionizing the way we interact with displays. Their teams in China and California are tirelessly working to bring these groundbreaking technologies to consumers worldwide. They are always on the lookout for talented individuals to join them in this journey of innovation. If you are a design engineer, an applications engineer, or a sales professional, they invite you to explore career opportunities with them.
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BOE is a monster. Many people in South Korea (Samsung and LG) have hard time sleeping.
130million pixels per frame.
@@TronSAHeroXYZ i dont get why apple paid 700$ to sony for something like this for the apple vision pro. also rumors say these micro oled display from boe only costs 400$
@@tonypaca3015 i believe apples micro amoled are higher PPI
@@thomasireland1770 apple went with so many Japanese suppliers and as you see Japanese suppliers prices are almost double of the Chinese suppliers and quality difference is very small. Another disadvantages of Japanese suppliers is that they just can’t keep up to the production quantity of the Chinese suppliers. That’s why Apple vision pro is that expensive. Even having a higher ppi, the difference is small. If they would go with Boe and other Chinese suppliers like they do with the iPhone then Apple vision pro would cost bellow 2000$
Hey I'm Lee from BOE ❤
8640p is gorgeous.
4k per eye micro oled VR 🥵🤯 jesus christ. Then the 4k per eye focial field display is absolutely insane sounding. I am skeptical as i have a stigmatism...wonder if that effects it. AmQLED was just a theroy i thought. 650PPI???? Wwwwwwhhhat !!!What were thae all like compared the the 16k?
Are these not the exact specifications of the new Apple MR headset? Who makes their optics?
Sony
"lot of millions of pixel"
"correct"
lol
BOE second supplier for the Vision Pro confirmed. It has the exact same resolution as the Sony 1.3 inch micro OLED.
Interesting!
i like amqled and tandem
oh，i am boer now ！
refresh rate very less
Surely, why 16k with 60hzt refresh rate? I don’t believe that.
BOE back in 2019 was trying to develop an under-display fingerprint for LCDs, to compete to the same on OLED ones, but nothing was told about that so far...
they cannot explain clear about the product....all Cinese speak so bad English....sorry.
So the 16k 32" is glasses free 3d? So... doesnt it support 2d and normal monitor with it off? So we have a 16k 32" for gaming now? Ha
130MP that 16K screen, that would be great.
16k then 60hzt no way
16K Display is just wow
Yeah, nice on 110" and I especially liked their 16K 32" display for the light field 3D glasses free application, looked really amazing.
@@charbax Surprised they are still doing 3d . 3d is dead .
@@Y2Kvids glasses free 3D this clear is amazing.. Light field displays are awesome. Especially this one with 4K per field, it's amazing. And I guess perhaps they can do it on the 110" 16K display also, possibly, if it's not a large area high pixel density brightness challenge of some type.. Just needs to be extremely smooth field system somehow so you don't keep falling out of the field each time you move a bit too much.. or that with the eye tracker function it instantly just follows you regardless if you move between the fields constantly..
@@charbaxthe 32 inch monitor actually had 15360 by 8640 pixels, why wasn't it written in the specification???
@@georgepetrosyan660 That's insane, why arent they showing it just as a 32" 132MP monitor. I would buy one.
Links to buy?!?!
yes I will add the Amazon link for you to buy this 4K4K VR and 16K Light Field display.. as soon as they're available. 😆
All marketting are Chinese and they speak English is very bad, I can't understand what they say about the product. How can they be a merketing for the company.????