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Anyone excited by the prospect of 48-inch OLED TVs, but dismayed by the small number of TVs available in the compact size, shouldn’t have to be in a bad mood for much longer.
LG Display appears to be dramatically increasing its production of 48-inch OLED panels, indicating that we could see many more televisions and television brands using it in the next year.
The website of the South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo broke the news, writing that “LG Display will start producing panels with a new line of 48-inch OLED TVs in Paju from next month” that exclusively produces the smallest panel size (a via OLED-info). The report goes on to predict that the 220,000 units made by LG last year could reach “1 million units this year.”
The 48-inch OLED size was a new invention for 2020, reaching only a select number of OLED TVs, such as the LG CX, Sony A9S, and Philips OLED + 935. This time, however, you can expect it to become much more widespread. Especially since there are new sizes that LG Display is eager to test in the mass market.
The news comes from the back of LG Electronics’ 2021 TV lineup starting to roll out across the globe, with new entry-level models like the LG B1 and LG A1 OLEDs set to make technology more accessible than never. We can only hope that the increased production will reduce the cost of manufacturing the 48-inch panels, to correct last year’s LG TV price imbalance.
Playing the market
The success of the 48-inch size may well have something to do with the launch of the next-gen PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles, with families or gamers with limited space in their home looking to buy more compact TVs that don’t. . Don’t compromise on quality.
We usually see the best TV specs and features in store for larger screens like these 4K 75-inch TVs, but single-player gaming sessions don’t need a screen that’s viewable to a room of people, and can do much more It makes sense to invest in a more manageable TV size for a bedroom set or second screen.
- Be sure to check out our LG TV 2021 guide for the latest updates