Core Insights - Samsung Display has officially commenced mass production of silicon-based OLED (OLEDoS) panels, which will be used in Samsung Electronics' XR headset "Galaxy XR" that was launched in October [1][2] - The Galaxy XR features two OLEDoS panels with a 4K resolution (3552×3840) and a high pixel density of 4032 PPI, achieving a color gamut coverage of 95% of the DCI-P3 standard [2][4] - This marks Samsung Display's first entry into the OLEDoS market, indicating a growing competitive landscape as companies like Meta, Apple, and Samsung Electronics invest in XR device development [2][4] Product Specifications - The OLEDoS panels in the Galaxy XR utilize a white backlight design with color filters to produce RGB colors, and have a base refresh rate of 72Hz [2] - Samsung Display has demonstrated prototype products with a maximum resolution of 5000 PPI and brightness levels reaching 20,000 nits, although the RGB OLEDoS technology is still in the R&D phase and not yet commercially available [4] Future Plans - Samsung Display plans to expand its OLEDoS business and is pursuing collaboration opportunities with Apple [2] - The company has established a new department focused on the R&D and commercialization of next-generation core technology, specifically RGB OLEDoS, following its acquisition of the American company eMagin in 2023 [2]