The big news here is the move to an RGB stripe structure, where the red, green, and blue subpixels are lined up in a simple, straight row. This layout is the “gold standard” for computer monitors because it eliminates the annoying color fringing and blurry edges you often see around text on other OLED types. Up until now, monitor sized OLEDs with this specific stripe layout were stuck at a measly 60Hz, making them useless for gaming. They managed this by completely redesigning the...
