CES 2011 to Feature new Samsung AMOLED Display

Samsung in an official statement noted that the company will be demonstrating the next-generation AMOLED displays at the Consumer Electronics Show 2011. This year’s CES was all about 3D Displays, while CES 2011 will have Samsung showcasing its next generation flexible AMOLED displays. These displays will feature on Samsung products like mobile phones, tablets and televisions.

Samsung Mobile Display will show a prototype of an advanced flexible AMOLED display that is only 0.2mm thick! This display will be 4.5-inch long and would support WVGA 800×480 pixel resolution. This AMOLED display is so flexible that it can be rolled down to one centimeter radius. These flexible AMOLED displays are made from plastic substrates that are not prone to breakage during manufacturing process.

These advanced flexible AMOLED displays are designed for smartphone and tablet PCs. An update about this display hints that the Galaxy S successor, which was rumored last month, may sport it. The Galaxy S successor was said to come with super AMOLED 2 and it seems like Samsung is going to show a similar AMOLED display technology.

Apart from that Samsung Mobile Display will also show a 14-inch and 19-inch quad-Full High Definition Transparent AMOLED displays for TV and monitors. Samsung boasts that it will be the world’s largest transparent AMOLED display prototype that maintains up to 30 percent transparency whether it’s on or off. These transparent AMOLED display prototypes support quad full high definition (3840×2160) video resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio.

The Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode display offers vivid color reproduction with high contrast, wider angle, low power consumption and faster response time. On mobile devices they look gorgeous; remember the Galaxy S and Wave S5800. The new flexible AMOLED and transparent AMOLED display prototypes would become actual products that might be available by the second half of next year.