Samsung may invest billions to make OLED TVs

The OLED TV market has been occupied by a single competitor - LG Display - Samsung is out again in 2014 to focus on the production of LED TVs. Last Samsung OLED TV was 55 inches S9C, which was very impressive, but it is also expensive to manufacture. Samsung has recently expressed his intention to return to the production of OLED in the near future, but these reports suggest that the return may be sooner than expected.

sources report point to recent industry data suggest that the company is preparing for an investment of about 4 trillion won ($ 3.3 billion) in OLED technology. If that is true, Samsung OLED TVs would market "by 2018 at the latest," said pulse.

The main reason that Samsung ceased production of televisions OLED performance was due to extremely low technology manufacturing. According to analyst Jerry Kang display of market research firm IHS, only 10 percent of early 1080p OLED screens were used. because the performance has increased more than 90% although it is a little less than 4K-new screens may be why Samsung is interested in the pursuit of technology once again.

While OLED TVs still have some key issues such as burn potential and relatively high prices Samsung entry in the market could help iron out some of these issues out.

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