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Samsung’s 4K 5.5″ Smartphone Display is Here, VR Supported!

After seeing competition from Google’s Daydream announcement and HTC Vive, Samsung decided to step up their Virtual Reality game and unveiled a 5.5 inch 4K panel at the display week in San Francisco.

This will be a massive game changer as the pixel density immensely affects the VR experience of consumers. This 4K panel has a PPI of 806, same as that of the 4K Sony xperia z5 premium. Brilliant indeed. Other than that it also has 97% color gamut accuracy.

Samsung specifically named the panel “High resolution for VR” and its worth questioning whats special about the VR display other than the high resolution.

So where will we see this display?

4k Panel

Nothing has been confirmed as of yet, but considering Samsung uses 5.7 inch displays (and it will probably go up this year) in the Note series, it’s safe to say that we won’t be seeing it in the Note 6. It will more likely be in the 5.5 inch S8 edge.

Another possibility is that Samsung could make a VR Headset with a built in screen (that won’t need a smartphone), like the Oculus rift. Its quite possible as the Gear VR was also made by Oculus. But those are just our thoughts. Where do you think this display will be used? Let us know in the comments below!

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4 Comments

    1. Display resolutions getting bumped up is an inevitable innovation. Sooner or later it has to occur. VR does require high resolution and honestly, even 4K isn’t enough. The lenses zoom in so much into the display that even the pixels of QHD smartphones are clearly visible.

  1. Do you really think that VR is the next big thing in technology? Smartphones have almost nothing new to show now, so they try with VR…

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