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Samsung introduced MicroLED technology last year with the customisable Wall TV that was 146-inches. This technology hasn’t entered the market yet, and at IFA in Berlin last year both Samsung and LG were demoing the technology.
Samsung is continuing to push this new technology and upping the ante with what they call the Window which is a 219-inch TV while also demoing a more realistic 75-inch version.
While it is unlikely many people will ever buy a 219-inch TV it has been done to demo the customisable nature of these TVs. The MicroLED technology uses individual tiles of self-emissive MicroLEDs, featuring millions of inorganic red, green and blue microscopic LED chips that emit their own bright light to produce brilliant colours on the screen. There’s no backlight required, so MicroLED displays can be incredibly thin.
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It is also claimed that they don’t have burn-in or natural degradation that the OLED panels suffer from. Due to the modular nature of
At the moment MicroLED displays are incredibly challenging to produce at scale, with each of the RGB sub-pixels having to be carefully placed — with a very tight measure of space (or “pitch”) between them.
There are two pieces to each MicroLED “module.” The first is the back plate, which has hooks that extend with the twist of a dial to so it can easily attach to other wall modules.
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