It is quite challenging to produce microLED TVs, and while display companies all over the world are investing billions into R&D, and are developing new process and production technologies, we're still quite far from the emergence of mass production of microLED displays.
As we discussed earlier this month, it happens that even though the industry is still at an early stage, microLEDs are finding early market niches, mostly in AR/VR microdisplays and large-format TVs. Indeed the microLED TV market is promising and companies such as Sony, Samsung, LG, Konka and others already offer large-area tiled microLED TVs for the premium-consumer market. Here are some of the latest microLED TV updates that we published in recent months:
- Samsung aims to ramp up microLED TV production, develops TFT backplanes
- C SEED announces a new foldable 165" 4K MicroLED TV
- LG showcases its MAGNIT MicroLED TV at CES 2021
- Samsung unveils an updated microLED The Wall display
- Sony announces two new Crystal LED displays
- Samsung officially launches its 110-inch and 99-inch 2021 consumer MicroLED TVs
- Omdia says 3.3 million microLED TVs will ship in 2027
- Konka shows its APHAEA tiled MicroLED displays
- Why microLED displays may take longer than expected to reach the market
Posted: Jul 27,2021 by Ron Mertens
