LOL, FREE was predicting this 8 years ago, we see how good those predictions have been. I'm sure the holders of OLED are quaking in their boots all the way to the bank.
There is one note in that opinion piece that makes me question the knowledge of the writer. He wrote:
"Why does that matter for Universal Display Corporation bulls? While there's no true quantum dot display technology on the market today, Samsung Display has already seen the writing on the wall. It announced that it will no longer incorporate OLED displays in 2017 model TVs. Instead, the company will offer TVs with quantum dot light emitting diode, or QLED, displays -- a technology it's developing in-house. "
Samsung has not made OLED TV's for years, they didn't stop in 2017 because they "saw the writing on the wall". At the same time they continue to pour hundreds of millions into small OLED fab facilities. Those investments and the investments by LG, Apple and others into OLED fabrication mean it's not going anywhere for a while.
