Called the MSI Pro Max OLED 271UPJW12, the monitor uses a TCL CSOT panel created by printing organic light emitting material directly onto the display. The process wastes less material than conventional OLED manufacturing and could eventually make panels cheaper and easier to produce at scale. Traditional OLED panels are manufactured using expensive vacuum equipment and highly precise metal masks. Inkjet printing deposits the organic material in controlled patterns, much like a printer placing...

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