> And the rest. As much as I love and want uLED. None of these are new, and the problem has been roughly the same from day 1 in 2016 when all the media were jum

> And the rest. As much as I love and want uLED. None of these are new, and the problem has been roughly the same from day 1 in 2016 when all the media were jumping on uLED. Even if they could solve all of that they still dont have a roadmap of cost reduction that could match OLED. Not even 2016. Samsung had uLED type display RnD going in their Samsung Research Institute since 2006. Just as with OLED, despite all of the crazy tech investor money, it's very clear who will reach the finish line first. Samsung probably already has a commercialisable solution, but is just keeping it in the sleeve, waiting for an appropriate moment, like OLED profits shrinking, or somebody else getting close to microled commercialisation.