yes when people make them on big displays, it's usually modules they put together, and hopefully the modules are so close to eachother you cannot see them. Advantage also if some pixels die you can just replace that module and rest of display can stay..
The companies AUO and Innolux and the whole Taiwanese display ecosystem didn't invest in the development of OLED and missed the market. 5 years ago there was even a public apology from the CEO of Innolux for this decision. In Taiwan they always believed in microLED. The Japanese ecosystem led by JOLED were the ones who invested in printed OLED.
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transparent microled screens.. imagine a vantablack background!
The right questions to ask about microLED are about the mass transfer technique, performance and yield.
Even with RTX 4090 its impossible to run modern game titles at 360hz 5k
Is micro led a modular structure?
yes when people make them on big displays, it's usually modules they put together, and hopefully the modules are so close to eachother you cannot see them. Advantage also if some pixels die you can just replace that module and rest of display can stay..
I guess they gave up on inkjet printed oled....
Sorry I didn't get to ask them your question live about that.. I can try next time..
The companies AUO and Innolux and the whole Taiwanese display ecosystem didn't invest in the development of OLED and missed the market. 5 years ago there was even a public apology from the CEO of Innolux for this decision. In Taiwan they always believed in microLED. The Japanese ecosystem led by JOLED were the ones who invested in printed OLED.