
Monthly Flagship Smartphone Tracker
MonthlyThis report includes monthly panel shipment results and a rolling two-month forecast for all flexible and foldable OLED smartphones for all the major smartphone brands and models.
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This report includes monthly panel shipment results and a rolling two-month forecast for all flexible and foldable OLED smartphones for all the major smartphone brands and models.
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MiniLED backlights in LCDs can potentially offer numerous advantages over other flat panel display technologies, most notably in high brightness, high contrast ratio, lower power consumption than WOLED TV and higher efficiency. The superior performance makes MiniLED backlights attractive for use in a variety of applications, ranging from large TVs to IT applications. Automotive and industrial applications are also advantageously addressed by MiniLED backlight technologies due to their higher brightness and higher contrast ratio.
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DSCC’s Quarterly Advanced IT Display Shipment and Technology Report tracks advanced display shipments and forecasts shipments for all high-end displays into the tablet, notebook PC and desktop monitor markets. We are now in an age of display technology and form factor competition in the IT markets where brands and OEMs can choose between a wide variety of display technologies and alternative form factors.
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Displays will play a vital role in Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) headsets. As big brands launch flagship AR/VR devices, the display manufacturers are pushing the technology to increase brightness, contrast and resolution. This updated report covers all the display categories, including LCD, AMOLED, LCoS, DLP, laser beam scanning, MicroLED and OLED on Silicon, and gives details on the key suppliers and their roadmaps. A description of the various optical configurations and waveguide types is included. Market forecasts for both AR and VR are segmented by display types and show the technologies that will generate the most revenues.
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MicroLEDs have garnered a lot of interest because of the potential advantages over other flat-panel display technologies, most notably in high efficiency, high brightness, high color saturation, faster response rate, and longer lifetime. This unique combination of features would make MicroLED the superior display for many applications, ranging from super large TVs to microdisplays for use in AR/VR headsets. The ability to withstand harsh environmental conditions is also particularly attractive for the automotive industry.
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Although OLEDs have grown rapidly recently, they are far from a mature technology which still has significant potential for more growth. OLEDs are still evolving and growing from several different perspectives including features, performance, architecture, end markets and manufacturing technologies. OLED revenues are expected to grow nearly 50% from 2020 to 2025 for a number of reasons. For these reasons, DSCC decided it would be valuable to create this report, The Future of OLED Manufacturing, to examine how OLED technology, manufacturing and performance are likely to evolve.
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The production of flat panel displays requires many different materials. In this report, we examine the market and trends for various gases, metal targets, liquid crystal, photoresist and PI alignment. This report reviews vital materials used in display production and provides estimates of consumption and revenues for each category of materials. The report also profiles major suppliers for each material and a forecast for material consumption and revenue. As the display industry becomes dominated by production in China, local suppliers are emerging to provide a domestic material supply chain and the report includes profiles of China's domestic material suppliers.
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DSCC’s Quarterly FPD Forecast Report tracks the display market on a quarterly basis from 2018 through 2027. It reveals units, area, average selling price (ASP), revenue, average diagonal, and resolution (pixels per inch or PPI) for eight different applications by technology (LCD vs. OLED). It covers eight different markets.
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Inkjet printing (IJP) technology is seen as an alternative choice to WOLED in large-size premium TV applications as well as potentially a primary option for medium sized displays. In recent years, panel makers, like Samsung Display, LG Display, AUO, BOE, China Star and JOLED, have put a lot of energy and investment into this technology. This technology is maturing every day, and it is likely to move into actual production in the near future. In 2021, China Star not only invested in and began collaborating with JOLED, but also revealed its T8 Gen 8.5 inkjet OLED mass production line plan in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. Although the timing of T8 remains unclear at the moment, it can still be seen as an essential step for inkjet technology entering actual production. With this report, DSCC provides a comprehensive analysis of this technology and discusses machine setup, technology details, the current supply chain, panel makers’ plans and product cost in each of the different types of products. Potentials, bottlenecks and feasible solutions of this technology are also reviewed in detail.
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The Quarterly FPD Supply/Demand Report provides its users with some of the most valuable content that DSCC offers including deep insights into market turning points, price forecasts, panel margins and more. The report is divided into four parts. The first covers display demand by application with units, revenues, area and ASPs provided for eight different applications for both LCDs and OLEDs.
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Due to the expectation that OLEDs and MiniLED backlit LCDs will see growing penetration into the tablet, notebook and desktop monitor markets, DSCC has developed a cost model that compares all existing and emerging advanced display technologies entering these markets. These include a-Si LCD/Oxide LCD/LTPS LCD/ MiniLED backlit LCD/rigid OLED/flexible OLED/foldable OLED/WOLED/Inkjet OLED IT panel display costs. The OLED cost model examines all of the different form factors currently sold into, or coming into, the IT Panel market. In addition, the cost model differentiates between panels made in China, Taiwan and Korea. Panels covered range from 10.9” to 32”. More displays will be added as these categories continue to emerge. The report Includes detailed BOM breakdown, costs and margins and forecasts these parameters out to 2025.
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