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An OLED Nintendo Switch 2 may already be in the works
Nintendo is reportedly considering a new Nintendo Switch 2 model with an upgraded OLED screen, with development potentially starting by the end of the year and production in late 2027 or early 2028. Samsung Display would supply the OLED panels, though Nintendo has not yet made a final decision due to potential price increases.
Nintendo Exploring A Switch 2 OLED, But Is Worried About Price – Report
Nintendo is reportedly considering a 1080p OLED model for the Nintendo Switch 2, potentially launching in 2028. However, the company is concerned about the premium price such an upgrade would command in the current market. Samsung Display is mentioned as a potential supplier for the OLED panels.
BOE's new $9 billion OLED monitor plant, capable of churning out 10 million panels this year alone, is now up and running—with some big names already on board
Display manufacturer BOE has begun mass production at its new 8.6-generation OLED plant in Chengdu, China, which cost approximately $9.3 billion. The facility is capable of producing 10 million OLED panels this year, with major tech companies like Asus, Lenovo, and MSI already on board to use the panels for their products, including high-end gaming laptops with 240 Hz refresh rates.
New rumours suggest Nintendo could be looking into upgrading the Switch 2 with an OLED screen
New rumors suggest Nintendo is considering an OLED screen upgrade for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, potentially launching in 2028. Samsung Display may supply the OLED panels, similar to the original Nintendo Switch OLED model. This upgrade could also address issues like screen delay and ghosting.
Nintendo is Looking Into an OLED Version of the Switch 2 – Rumor
Nintendo is reportedly considering a future OLED version of the Nintendo Switch 2, potentially launching as early as 2028. The company is evaluating the cost of OLED displays compared to the current LCD panels, with Samsung being a potential supplier. This follows a similar hardware refresh cycle seen with the original Nintendo Switch.
Rumor: Nintendo considering releasing Switch 2 OLED model
A report suggests Nintendo is considering an OLED screen revision for the Nintendo Switch 2, potentially upgrading resolution to FHD. While development could begin by the end of the year, mass production might not start until late 2027 or early 2028, with final decisions pending due to cost differences compared to LCD panels.
Saturday Mobilization
The article suggests that handheld gaming PCs may be facing obsolescence, referencing a PC Gamer report. It also briefly mentions Samsung Display's launch of OBLYX technology.
There are stirrings in the VR industry that much better displays could be in the pipeline
Industry insider reports suggest that Samsung Display is preparing to mass produce high-brightness Micro-OLED displays for VR headsets starting in 2028. This advancement in display technology, also seen in devices like the Apple Vision Pro and Pimax headsets, promises improved clarity and pixel density over traditional displays. While the technology is still developing, it indicates a significant potential shift in the VR hardware landscape.
Evening Tech Bits
Samsung Display has developed the world's first 4K 360Hz QD-OLED panel for monitors, while LG Display has begun mass production of the first 240 Hz RGB stripe OLED panels. The article also briefly mentions Nvidia App settings.
MSI's latest gaming monitor has the art of OLED very nearly perfected
The MSI MPG 322UR X24 is a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED gaming monitor that significantly improves upon previous generations. It offers enhanced full-screen brightness, reduced purple tinting, and maintains impressive speed and precise lighting, making it a near-perfect display for PC gaming. While the price is high and long-term burn-in remains a concern, the monitor delivers a stupendous HDR experience and superior visual quality compared to LCD alternatives.
Samsung is fixing a long-standing OLED monitor problem, and even rival brands are on board
Samsung Display has introduced a new QuantumBlack film for QD-OLED monitors, significantly reducing reflections and preserving deep blacks. This technology, also adopted by brands like Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI under different names, enhances visual contrast and panel durability. Brad Jung stated the film strengthens QD-OLED's inherent advantages, offering a more immersive experience.
Say what you want about burn-in, sales of OLED PC monitors surged by 92% in 2025
Sales of OLED PC monitors surged by 92% in 2025, reaching 2.735 million units according to Trendforce. This growth is attributed to the popularity of 27-inch 240 Hz QHD models and strong market shares for brands like Asus, Samsung, and MSI. Further growth is expected in 2026.
iPhone Fold rumors: Everything we know right now, including the leaked design, upgrades, price and more
Rumors suggest Apple is targeting a fall 2026 launch for its foldable iPhone, tentatively named the iPhone Fold, potentially alongside the iPhone 18 lineup. The device is expected to feature a book-style design with a 7.7-inch internal display and a 5.5-inch external display, utilizing Samsung Display's crease-less OLED technology and a Liquidmetal hinge. It is anticipated to cost between $2,000 and $2,500 and may include an under-display camera and Touch ID integrated into the power button.