Samsung Display has introduced several advanced OLED panels at the IMID 2026 conference in Busan, South Korea.
The company debuted a 16-inch 2.5K OLED laptop panel with a 300Hz refresh rate, a significant upgrade from earlier models.
This higher refresh rate takes advantage of OLED's fast response times, potentially appealing to gamers.
Another highlight was a 7.6-inch wide-viewing-angle OLED designed for foldable devices.
It uses new organic light-emitting layer materials and structural tweaks to reduce brightness loss at the curved hinge area.
Samsung also showcased a 20-inch stretchable display, which it claims is the world's largest.
The display is made by splicing two stretchable OLED panels together, with a nearly invisible seam.
These demonstrations show Samsung's continued innovation in OLED performance and form factors.
Potential applications include laptops, foldables, cars, and signage, though commercial timelines were not disclosed.
