Forget about your weak 140 DPI, 1,000 NIT, 4K OLED monitors, Samsung has just announced a new OLED panel that is worth more than 5,000 pixels per inch 15,000 NITs and 8K resolution. Oh, and it only measures 1.4 inches.
This, of course, is, the purpose of the VR headset, so the proportion of adolescents. Samsung says it will also run up to 120 Hz and 99 % of the DCI-P3 gamut will be killed. If this is not enough for you, Samsung is also doing 20,000 NIT version, though the panel provides only 4,200 DPI.
These bright NIT levels are desired because they will enable a more reliable offer to stay out in the real world. 8 Beyond the kick means that the screen of the screen indoor effect or the viewer’s basic pixel grid should be minimized, perhaps completely neutral, which will promote realism again.
Both panels use the so -called Oldos Tech, which means OLED on the silicon. According to Samsung, Oldos, “collects organic material directly on silicon waifer, which makes the pixel size smaller like a tens of micrometers.”
Talking strictly, this is not the first time we have seen VR-Adjment Technology worth 20,000 Nits. In 2022, Meta showed a “wildly unreasonable” prototype headset that could kill 20,000 nets.
It was so heavy, it had to be suspended from the ceiling and special handles needed that viewers used it easily to hold them against their eyes. Meta did not understand the technology in detail, but I suspect it is a very powerful but LCD with a big and dumbback light.
In other words, these new Samsung panels take the same basic idea, which is to enable nearly light -like experience, and it has to shrink into a component that is actually usable in the headset.
Coincidentally, if you are wondering how 20,000 nits are actually, it is very bright, but still, compared to peanuts, say, compared to direct afternoon sunlight (which you must not definitely do), which is generally considered to be 1.6 billion (yes, billion) nuts.
The 20,000 nuts are more like viewing the fluorescent light tube. So, it is bright, but it will not hurt your eyes. It seems that Samsung VR is moving fast with this high -shining OLED tech. In 2024, it performed 5,000 NIT panels in the CES earlier this year, which has increased to 10,000 nets, and now barely six months later it has doubled 20,000 nuts.
