Samsung's Infuse-4G, the first mobile phone with a Super AMOLED Plus display, has started to ship in the US on the AT&T network.
The phone claims to be the thinnest smartphone available, says a report on the OLED Info website. The 4.5-inch screen offers 50% more pixels and is also thinner, brighter, and more efficient than former Super AMOLED displays. The use of more sub-pixels allows for a clearer display image although resolution is actually lower.
Samsung are planning to move to a new manufacturing process, which will allow for a resolution of 300ppi. It is expected others will look to develop the technology, as a response to Apple's Retina Display.
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OLED Info report
Samsung's Infuse-4G (with a 4.5" Super AMOLED Plus) now shipping for AT&T
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OLED tool manufacturer says China is next big market for displays
TCZ, a supplier of manufacturing technology for OLED displays, claims that China is investing heavily to catch up with South Korea as the home of OLEDs.
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