Samsung Announces Developing a 10,000PPI Screen
As a result of a study carried out jointly with Stanford University, Samsung, one of the world's largest display manufacturers, has developed a VR...
As a result of a study carried out jointly with Stanford University, Samsung, one of the world's largest display manufacturers, has developed a VR...
One of the world's largest display manufacturers SamsungAs a result of a study carried out in collaboration with Stanford University, it can completely change the game, especially for VR technology. A screen with a pixel density of 10,000PPI(pixels per inch) announced what they developed.
As you know, no matter how 'perfect' the image on any screen may seem, when you get close enough to the screen, you can see the pixels and the spaces between them. of the screen pixel density, in other words PPI The higher the value, the less space between pixels. In a technology such as VR, where the screen is located right in front of the eye, pixel density becomes much more important.

According to the statements made new OLED technology, uses films with nano-sized asperities, one made of silver and the other of another reflective metal, to spread white light between reflective layers. This is what was created optical metasurfacechanges the reflectivity of the panel, making it possible to reflect certain colors into the space between pixels.
According to the statements of Samsung and Stanford University, the new screen technology provides an average of 300 screens.PPI Compared to smartphones that offer pixel density, it is much more much higher pixel density While promising, it still manages to maintain the screen brightness in a way that does not hinder usage.

As you can guess, the 10,000 in questionPPI The screen is still under development and it is unlikely that we will see it used in a product in the near future in terms of both cost and usability. However, Samsung uses the technology in question a 'real' screen has already started working on it.
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