Samsung has announced since the beginning of the year that it will scale its OLED panels 13 to 3 – 16 – inch sizes, which means in practice, among other things, laptop screens. In addition to the image quality offered by OLED for laptops, the new technology also allows the webcam to be hidden under the screen.

Samsung’s display front camera technology has already been featured in patents in the past, but unlike prototype phones previously seen on the market and ZTE’s Axon 20 5G, the Korean manufacturer is first introducing camera technology to its laptops. According to Samsung, the on-screen camera solution allows laptops to have a 93 percent screen-to-body ratio, in addition to which laptops are promised to decrease in thickness and weight with thinner display technology.

The Korean manufacturer has released a video promoting OLED panels, which talks about the Blade Bezel, but the video does not reveal whether it is a direct future computer model or a marketing term for the thinned edges of the screen with OLED panels and a camera under the monitor. In the video, the new OLED panel is promised to be only 1 mm thick and 130 grams, while traditional displays are, according to the manufacturer, just over 2 mm thick and 180 in grams

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