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Samsung Display Begins Mass Production of OLEDoS (Micro‑OLED) Panels for Galaxy XR—What It Means for Visual Quality, Price, and Global Rollout
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Samsung Display commence la production de masse de panneaux OLEDoS (Micro-OLED) pour le Galaxy XR : ce que cela signifie pour la qualité visuelle, le prix et le déploiement mondial

La nouvelle : la branche affichage de Samsung est en production Samsung Display a commencé la production de masse de panneaux micro‑OLED OLEDoS (OLED‑on‑Silicon) destinés au casque de réalité mixte Galaxy XR de Samsung. L’initiative, rapportée pour la première fois par le
novembre 12, 2025

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