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We learned that in 2022, Samsung will definitively bid farewell to the production of LCD panels for its televisions. This does not mean that Samsung will stop marketing
We learned that in 2022, Samsung will definitively bid farewell to the production of LCD panels for its televisions. This does not mean that Samsung will stop marketing QLED or Neo QLED televisions, but exclusively on all its Smart TVs that are no longer connected to QD-OLED panels. LCD panels from other companies after a few deals.
Thanks to Korean media outlet The Elec, we discovered that in 2023, Samsung owns almost 60% of the LCD televisions it has ever sold. Panels from Chinese companies. While Samsung focused on the production of QD-OLED panels and its agreement with LG to acquire OLED panels, the company wanted to outsource this business to other companies.
According to the information obtained from the point of sale, 60% of this, 26% belong to panels manufactured by TCL.A company that offers a large number of televisions worldwide, as well as whose panels we find in televisions from Samsung, Sony and more.
In second place is HKC, with 21% of all panels landing at Samsung’s factories for LCD TV assembly. BOE company ranks third with 11% of the total panels.
Note that this data represents LCD TV panels sold only by Samsung in 2023. With this information, everything indicates that the company won’t have its own stock of panels from next year, so it’s possible that 100% of the LCD TVs sold by Samsung in 2024 will have panels from one of the Chinese companies mentioned.
Estimates of Samsung Electronics’ acquisition 38 million LCD panels in total in 2023That’s higher than 2022 (34.2 million), but below the numbers they’ve tackled in 2020 and 2021 (47 million).
In addition to LCD panel TVs, Samsung has also accelerated its flagship product, QD-OLED screen TV production. In 2023 we have the S95C and S93C, LG’s TVs with OLED panels are also expected. We’ll have to wait for the latter, but we’ve learned that the deal is finally moving forward.
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