Report: Samsung Galaxy S5 to use LTPS LCD display made by Sharp, not AMOLED

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Here's yet another conflicting rumor about what type of display the Galaxy S5 will employ. According to a report by Tencent, Samsung will be using an LTPS LCD display made by Sharp on its 2014 flagship, instead of an AMOLED unit made by Samsung itself. Samsung has reportedly hit a few production issues with 2K AMOLED displays and can't produce enough units to meet projected Galaxy S5 sales volumes; the company also wants to bring flexible AMOLED displays to the mass market by 2015, and these reasons have made it turn towards Sharp for the S5.

Samsung recently bought a 3 percent stake in Sharp, so it's plausible that it will be making good use of that stake, but as we've seen with every rumor in the past that has suggested that Samsung will be foregoing AMOLED display for its next flagship, this one will likely turn out to be false. But in case it does turn out to be accurate, we can hope that at least the Galaxy F – the rumored super premium Galaxy S5 that will employ a metal body – comes with an AMOLED display.

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Report: Samsung Galaxy S5 to use LTPS LCD display made by Sharp, not AMOLED

Danny Dorresteijn - CEO / Founder / Blogger

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First Samsung device: SGH-D900

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