Samsung teased its new OLED screens for laptops early in January, revealing the components it will equip various notebooks with this year. It took Samsung a few extra months to launch the new Galaxy Book Pro laptops and 2-in-1s that come with built-in OLED screens. We’ve seen laptops with OLED screens before, but Samsung is looking to make this feature go mainstream.
OLED displays can be an expensive upgrade, but a warranted one. They offer better performance than LED screens, whether they’re used in TVs, smartphones, or laptops. But it’s not just the screen performance that gets a significant boost from OLED tech. Samsung has another excellent reason for buyers to consider OLED laptops: Battery life.
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