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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 rozpoczyna masową produkcję paneli OLEDoS (Micro-OLED) do Galaxy XR — co to oznacza dla jakości obrazu, ceny i globalnej dostępności

Wiadomość: dział wyświetlaczy Samsunga rozpoczął produkcję Samsung Display rozpoczął masową produkcję paneli OLEDoS (OLED‑on‑Silicon) micro‑OLED przeznaczonych do zestawu rzeczywistości mieszanej Galaxy XR firmy Samsung. Ten ruch, po raz pierwszy zgłoszony przez koreański ETNews 9 listopada i podchwycony dziś przez wiele mediów, rozszerza
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