The Galaxy S range from Samsung has proved to be a great success and the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S4 is shaping up to be the most eagerly awaited smartphone to date thanks to this success. There are many rumours circulating which relate to the screen technology that will be used on this new model. It seems as though Samsung are planning on using the new OLED display which will be unveiled at the CES 2013.
During January 2013 the Consumer Electronics Show will be held and it is expected that Samsung will unveil a number of new technologies which will include a 55 inch HD television and the new OLED screen technology. Samsung have invested a lost of time into the production of these new displays and it seems that the wait for them to be launched could nearly be over. The Korean manufacturers will showcase a 5.5 inch display panel that is reported to offer 1280 x 720 resolution and a pixel density of 267 pixels per inch at the CES 2013. This display is not likely yo be that which will be used on the Galaxy S3 as we are more likely to see a 5 inch panel. It is however a possibility that the new Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will sport this new screen technology when it is released in summer 2013. For more.
The device that is expected to debut the new OLED screen technology is the Samsung Galaxy S4 and this display is expected to be a key marketing feature for the new model. It is likely that we will see this new model released in the second quarter of 2013 and the release event in which Samsung will unveil the model is still to be confirmed. Since May this year the Samsung Galaxy S3 has become a massive success and has sold over 30 million units with the expectation of breaking the 50 million barrier. It is this kind of success that the company are hoping the S4 will achieve. The great new model will not only sport the new OLED technology, it will also boast a new 13 mega pixel camera and a new dual quad core chipset.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 is expected to be an impressive device and also the best phone available in 2013 and with the inclusion of the new OLED technology this is a realistic possibility.
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