Overview
- This week at COMPUTEX in Taipei, major display and PC vendors showed a wave of products that combine very high resolution with very high refresh rates for gaming and creative work.
- LG Display announced a next‑generation gaming OLED roadmap that includes a VESA DisplayHDR True Black 1000 desktop OLED and a 27‑inch 5K panel at about 220 PPI for detailed creative work.
- Samsung Display demonstrated an 'Ultra Slim' laptop OLED prototype that cuts module edge thickness by roughly 20 percent and supports 165–240Hz but said the panel remains in development and has no production timeline.
- ASUS and MSI showcased laptops with local AI acceleration, with ASUS’s ProArt P16/P14 using NVIDIA RTX Spark and claiming up to 1 PFLOPS of on‑device AI performance while MSI launched RTX Spark systems including a convertible Prestige N16 Flip AI+.
- Panel makers and OEMs rolled out dual‑mode 5K Mini‑LED and OLED monitors that switch between high‑res and high‑Hz modes, and manufacturers addressed OLED longevity by adding panel care features and extended warranties such as GIGABYTE’s fourth‑year burn‑in coverage, a change that may ease buyer concern and speed OLED adoption.