Sadly, AMOLED hasn't progressed as quickly as we expected and big screens are both rare and expensive. Besides, eInk has some advantages like lower energy consumption.
I personally use a curved 32" 4K VA screen. The resolution, text size and contrast make this great for text heavy work.
I am curious about the new 1000R displays though, at first it seemed like a gimmick - but it totally makes sense curving the screen so much in order to diminish or even radicate the need to refocus your eyes as they look across the panel.
But I haven't had a chance to try it out in person yet due to the current times. Anyone here on ultra wide 1000R?
Samsung yet again made a breakthrough in LEDs, now, inorganic.
Then they go dark for 9 years
And almost 10 years later, bang: https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-quantum-dot-successor...
It takes a company like Samsung to singlehandedly pursue a pie in the sky science institute level project for 10 years before even a mere prospect of commercial returns emerges.
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