Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics are gearing up for a battle over high-resolution smartphone displays next month.
Samsung is set to unveil its 5.2-inch Galaxy S5 Prime with a quad high-definition (2560x1440) display in June, according to recent media reports.
“Samsung Electronics was supposed to use a QHD display for its Galaxy S5, but it failed due to the high cost. As the Galaxy S5 Prime will be rolled out in small quantities, it is highly likely that QHD will be adopted,” said an anonymous source from Samsung. Samsung’s organic light-emitting diode QHD display is more difficult and costly to make than LG’s liquid-crystal QHD display.
The Galaxy S5 Prime will reportedly undergo an interoperability test this week to demonstrate that it is ready for the market. Such tests usually take one or two months.
LG Electronics also said it would unveil its new marquee smartphone, the G3, with a QHD display at the end of May or beginning of June at its earnings briefing last Tuesday.
LG plans to hold global events to promote the G3 in six cities including London, New York and Seoul from May 27 to 28. “The G3 will hit the global market within a month after it is rolled out in Korea,” a source said.
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Saturday, May 3, 2014
SAMSUNG AND LG, 화이팅, OVER HIGHEST RESOLUTION SMART PHONE DISPLAY–QHD 2560X1440 DISPLAY
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