The entrance to Samsung Display’s booth at Computex 2025. (Image courtesy of Samsung Display)
TAIPEI, May 20 (Korea Bizwire) – Samsung Display is making its debut at Asia’s largest IT trade show, Computex 2025, showcasing a range of industry-leading OLED technologies aimed at reshaping the future of IT displays.
The company announced Tuesday that it will operate a private exhibition booth for key clients from May 20 to 23 at Taipei’s Nangang Exhibition Center, where it will unveil its latest portfolio of OLED panels for laptops, tablets, and monitors. This year’s Computex, held under the theme “AI Next”, features participation from around 1,400 companies across 34 countries.
Among the highlights is the world premiere of “UT One,” a next-generation ultra-thin OLED technology that introduces 1Hz variable refresh rate capability—a first for IT OLED panels. Compared to conventional panels, UT One reduces power consumption by 30% and features a structure 30% thinner and lighter.
By using a single glass substrate with a composite upper layer instead of the traditional dual-glass design, UT One offers manufacturers greater flexibility in reducing device weight or increasing battery capacity.
Samsung Display plans to begin mass production of UT One in 2026 through its dedicated 8.6-generation OLED production line currently under construction in Asan, South Chungcheong Province.
Rainbow Robotics’ mobile dual-arm robot showcases the lightweight and ultra-thin characteristics of Samsung OLEDs through a unique performance. May 20, 2025 (Image courtesy of Samsung Display)
The company also unveiled a series of next-generation QD-OLED monitors, pushing the limits of resolution and refresh rate. This includes:
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A 27-inch UHD monitor with 160 PPI, the highest pixel density in the self-emissive display segment.
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A prototype 5K monitor with 220 PPI, setting a new industry benchmark in visual clarity.
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A 27-inch QHD monitor with a 500Hz refresh rate, and a 34-inch ultrawide monitor at 360Hz, both the fastest in their categories.
To demonstrate the physical advantages of its ultra-light OLEDs, Samsung is hosting an interactive “robot show” using dual-arm robots developed by Rainbow Robotics. Visitors can witness the OLED’s featherweight 18g panels being lifted and floated into the air—an experiential contrast to conventional LCDs.
Other themed exhibits include a CEO’s reading room and a gaming room outfitted entirely with Samsung OLED products, designed to engage audiences across work and leisure contexts.
“IT displays are rapidly shifting from LCD to OLED,” said Lee Jong-hyuk, Executive Vice President and Head of Samsung Display’s Large Display Division. “At Computex, attendees will experience that transformation firsthand. We aim to stay ahead of industry demand with diverse OLED solutions that redefine the display landscape.”
Kevin Lee (kevinlee@koreabizwire.com)
