SAMSUNG AND LG ATTEND IFA THIS WEEK, A TV WAR IS ANTICIPATED

 On Friday South Korean rivals Samsung and LG Electronics will be moving ahead to berlin to exhibit their newest home appliances including their flagship tv on IFA Trade expo.

As per the record it states that Samsung would display its newest OLED TV’s during the annual event is being closely watched. Samsung resumed selling OLED TVs early this year after a nearly nine-year break, but no heavy marketing promotional event has been organized, fueling rumors about the company's TV strategy and panel supply.

The world’s largest Manufacturer Samsung for smartphones and Tv’s may be exceeding its smallest rival LG in every area of electronics but it has not yet beaten LG in the market for OLEAD TV’s.

Among the recent display technology OLED uses a self-emissive panel to produce vibrant colours and deep blacks, making it the most cutting-edge display technology. Low returns and high costs in the initial stages of production are the problems.


As per the record it states that Samsung quite producing OLEDs almost ten years ago, and they started concentrating on improving LCDs. In order to boost their profitability. The recent High end Tv models from Samsung referred to Neo-QLED, use an enhanced LCD with a quantum dot film and LED lighting.

LG was heavily investing in OLED during the same period and globally taken over 60% of its market, making it a undisputed industry leader. According to its market record it states that LG sold 1.69 million OLED TVs in first half years after production OLED TVs was sold more than one in three LG TVs.

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