Samsung Display announced mass production of its ninth generation OLED panels. This production starts now. The panels are for televisions. Manufacturing happens at the Tangjeong plant in Asan. The company built a new production line called A5 specifically for this product. These ninth generation panels use larger glass substrates than previous models. The bigger size improves efficiency. Each substrate yields more TV screens. This reduces waste. The technology enhances brightness significantly. It also cuts power consumption. Samsung Display targets the premium TV market with these panels. They aim to meet rising demand for high-end displays. Samsung Electronics will use these panels in its upcoming QD-OLED TVs. Other global TV brands will adopt them too. Samsung Display invested heavily in the A5 line. The facility incorporates advanced manufacturing techniques. The ninth generation panels support larger screen sizes. They offer better picture quality. Production capacity will scale up gradually. Market release for TVs with these panels is expected soon. The company focuses on strengthening its leadership in OLED for TVs. This move responds to growing competition in the display sector. Samsung Display prioritizes innovation and production efficiency. The Tangjeong plant represents a key part of its global supply chain.
(Samsung Display Begins Mass Production Of 9th Generation Oled Panel)