Samsung has been making foldable smartphones for quite a few years now, and it is the unrivaled king of the segment. However, the company has far greater things planned for foldable devices in the future, including slideable displays. In May 2022, Samsung Display showcased a 6.7-inch slideable OLED display that extends vertically, unlike a few expandable display prototypes that we’ve seen that expand horizontally.<\/p>\n
Samsung’s slideable OLED display for PCs can extend from 13 inches to 17 inches<\/h3>\n
Now, Samsung Display has revealed what it calls \u201cthe world’s first 17-inch slideable display for PCs globally.<\/em>\u201d The tablet-like device that Samsung Display CEO JS Choi demonstrated at the Intel Innovation Keynote 2022 has a 13-inch display that expands horizontally to 17 inches. This working prototype had a single static image displayed on it, and going by what JS Choi said, it is made specifically for computers with a tablet-like form factor, such as the Microsoft Surface Go 3.<\/p>\n We still don’t know the display panel’s resolution, aspect ratio, brightness, and other specifications. The company hasn’t revealed how durable it is. So, it’s hard to judge the slideable display’s quality.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The fact that Samsung calls it a \u201cslidable\u201d display rather than an expandable screen hints that the South Korean tech giant wants to differentiate its product from others. That makes sense when you consider that the expandable displays we’ve seen from brands like LG and OPPO were made for smartphones, but the one from Samsung is made for PCs.<\/p>\n The LG Rollable smartphone that made its debut a couple of years ago never made it to the market because the company had to shut down its smartphone business. OPPO’s smartphone with the rollable display was also never launched to the public. We’ll have to see if Samsung’s latest slideable display makes it to the market or if even it faces the same fate as the others.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Samsung has been making foldable smartphones for quite a few years now, and it is the unrivaled king of the segment. However, the company has far greater things planned for foldable devices in the future, including slideable displays. In May 2022, Samsung Display showcased a 6.7-inch slideable OLED display that extends vertically, unlike a few …<\/p>\n