A while ago, Samsung confirmed that it would stop making LCD panels to focus on the technology that launched them into televisions: QD-OLED. This does not mean that the South Korean company will stop selling televisions with such panels, but will transfer their production to other companies.

The latest information we have on this eventually sold all of its LCD related patents to manufacturer CSoT, also responsible for the panel production for TCL. This is meant by The Elec media to mean a ‘final farewell’ to Samsung’s LCD screen once and for all.

TCL becomes largest LCD panel manufacturer

The company is gradually reducing its efforts in the production of these panels, until last June Samsung Display finally quit the job. In this way, its other subsidiary, Samsung Electronics, marketing QLED TVs with LCD panels from other manufacturersIncluding CSoT, AU Optronics, Innolux and BOE.

Samsung is one of Korea’s most important companies and has been at the forefront of television production along with LG. However, the changeover of LCD technology meant that China now became the main country for the development of said technology. with TCL in front.

Let’s remember that TCL currently offers a wide range of LCD panels, including televisions with MiniLED technology, and was the first manufacturer to launch televisions with such panels. Following the sale of the patents, the company will continue to promote LCD panels, which is its core business in this industry.

TCL yet No OLED recommendationsat least in Spain, so being at the forefront of LCD technology will allow them to continue developing this technology and to be one of the main leaders when MicroLED ends up establishing itself.

Samsung Display and LG Display are at the forefront of this technology when it comes to OLED. With the introduction of QD-OLED, now LG has a serious competitor Facing and lagging behind W-OLED panels in many ways

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