Samsung Display Showcases 16 Gaming OLEDs at COMPUTEX, Led by First 4K 360Hz QD-OLED
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Updated · global.samsungdisplay.com · Jun 1
Samsung Display Showcases 16 Gaming OLEDs at COMPUTEX, Led by First 4K 360Hz QD-OLED
11 articles · Updated · global.samsungdisplay.com · Jun 1
Samsung Display will present 16 OLED and QD-OLED gaming panels at COMPUTEX 2026, spanning 8.8-inch handheld screens to 49-inch monitor panels for laptops and desktops.
The lineup is anchored by two flagship debuts: the industry's first 4K 360Hz self-emissive monitor and an Ultra Slim laptop OLED panel that cuts module edge thickness by more than 20%.
Samsung said the thinner laptop panel preserves core gaming performance, including up to True Black 1000 certification, 240Hz refresh rates and ClearMR 11000 motion clarity.
For monitors, the company is also highlighting five-layer Penta Tandem technology, which it says boosts QD-OLED efficiency, lifespan and brightness for HDR-heavy gaming scenes.
At the Taipei show, Samsung will pair the displays with game demos from partners including KRAFTON, EA, Pearl Abyss and NEOWIZ to press its case that premium gaming is shifting from LCD to self-emissive screens.
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