US EditionPsst! I Just Saw the Crease-Free Display that Could Power the iPhone Fold at CES 2026 — and the World's Brightest OLED TV
Samsung Display revealed a crease-free foldable OLED prototype and a 4,500-nit quantum dot OLED TV, marking advances in brightness and durability at CES 2026.
- Samsung Display unveiled a crease-free Mont Flex foldable OLED prototype and a QD-OLED TV reaching 4,500 nits at a Las Vegas media event Monday ahead of CES 2026.
- The Galaxy Z Fold 7 still shows a visible crease at some angles, while supply-chain reports link Samsung's foldable roadmap to Apple and Fine M-Tec, noting different materials across makers.
- Samsung explained that peak brightness results from combining RGG components' output with improved light efficiency, TFT circuitry, and a sophisticated T-Con, while durability tests included a robot firing basketballs at 18 foldable panels and extreme cold and steel-ball impacts.
- SamMobile reported that the crease-less showcase was removed early at CES and Samsung Display acknowledged the R&D concept panel without explaining its removal or commercialization plans.
- The demo could influence foldable devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and rumored iPhone Fold, while Samsung's CES concepts position OLED for gaming, AI gadgets and automotive Digital Cockpit displays.
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Samsung Display showcases next-generation AI, OLED concepts
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Samsung Display at CES 2026: OLED future is brighter, lighter, and weirdly fun
CES is where screen tech usually shows up as a neat list of specs and promises. Samsung Display showed up with something better: a full on experience that treated OLED like a living material for the AI era. Not just a panel that looks great, but a surface that can shape shift, disappear into objects, survive real world abuse, and act like an interface you actually want to interact with. This was not “here’s a nicer screen.” This was Samsung Disp…
Samsung shows off a creaseless foldable display at CES 2026
It’s always a dream to have a foldable device without any visible crease. While the advancements in recent years have mitigated the crease to the point that it’s negligible – well, it’s still there. While it is negligible, the crease is still visible under certain lighting conditions – especially when harsh light from behind bounces off the screen. So, when Samsung Display showed off this at CES 2026, everyone is intrigued. We even have a side-b…
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