Core tip: According to the latest news, Samsung Electronics is expanding the application of OLED displays in China to the Galaxy M series to be launched in emerging countries. This is interpreted as one of the cost cutting measures taken by Samsung Electronics to improve profitability when the IT product industry, including smartphones, is in poor condition.
According to the latest news, Samsung Electronics is expanding the application of OLED displays in China to the Galaxy M series to be launched in emerging countries. This is interpreted as one of the cost cutting measures taken by Samsung Electronics to improve profitability when the IT product industry, including smartphones, is in poor condition.
According to Korean media, it was reported on the 28th that Samsung Electronics had signed an additional contract to expand the application of OLED panels made by BOE to the Galaxy M54 series to be launched in emerging countries such as India and Southeast Asia.
According to the news, Samsung Electronics applied to BOE China for the first time last year to apply its OLED screens for the Galaxy M52 and M53 series, and for the first time requested more OLED screens for the M54 series. Samsung Electronics delivered a production plan to BOE last week.
According to the report, the Galaxy M series is called the Galaxy Quantum in South Korea, and together with the Galaxy A series, it accounts for about 70% of Samsung's total smartphone sales.
As to whether the OLED screen of BOE will be applied to the Galaxy M54, Samsung Electronics said that "we cannot confirm the customer's details".
