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CTOnews.com, January 2 (Xinhua) Samsung is a pioneer in the field of OLED panels, often leading the way in developing new display technologies for mobile devices. The company has taken the lead in the foldable smartphone market, and now it has set its sights on slidable smartphones and tablets. According to reports, the company is preparing to show the world's first collapsible + slidable OLED panel.

Samsung display will show the world's first foldable + slidable OLED panel at CES 2023 later this week, according to ETNews. However, the company will only showcase the technology behind closed doors to its partners. According to reports, the South Korean company calls it a hybrid panel. As the name implies, this screen supports both folding and sliding, and after expansion, another part of the screen will come out by sliding. When it is fully folded, the diagonal size of the panel is 8 inches. When it is unfolded, it is 10 inches large. When the hybrid OLED panel is fully expanded and slid open, it measures 12.4 inches.

The company is reportedly testing such panels for devices that can change from smartphones to tablets and laptops according to the needs of users, which will be very expensive. It is not clear when Samsung displays will start mass-producing such screens, as even device manufacturers need to implement this advanced technology in their products to use the foldable + slidable screens. The equipment requires extremely advanced hinges and metal plates to secure the display.

CTOnews.com learned that Samsung is trying to expand the market for OLED panels by developing advanced form factors. OLED screens are already used in many smartwatches, fitness bracelets, smartphones and tablets, and are slowly expanding to laptops and PC monitors. Hybrid OLED panels can also be used inside cars because they expand the screen space when they are unfolded and slid away.

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