Laptop Screen's Latest Process Upgrade

In the first half of 2025, laptop screen products have seen significant innovations in both manufacturing processes and design, propelling portable devices to new heights in performance and visual experience.

1. OLED and Mini LED Technologies Become More Mature and Mass-Producible

As the costs of OLED and Mini LED technologies continue to decline, more mid-to-high-end laptop brands are integrating these advanced displays into their mainstream models. Panel manufacturers such as LG Display and BOE have achieved stable supply of OLED panels above 14 inches, delivering ultra-high contrast ratios and vivid colors while reducing power consumption and device thickness thanks to self-emissive properties.

Mini LED panels, now featured in performance-driven laptops like the MacBook Pro and ROG Zephyrus series, employ local dimming zones for superior HDR performance and minimize light leakage issues common in traditional LCD backlit displays.

2. Ultra-Narrow Bezels and Higher Screen-to-Body Ratios Become Standard

Screen design is rapidly approaching true "full-screen" display. Many manufacturers are adopting hidden cameras and micro-bezel bonding techniques to compress bezel width—especially the top bezel. Del's latest XPS models, for example, use CNC-machined unibody lids combined with laser-sealed panels to reduce the side bezels to under 2mm, providing an immersive viewing experience.

3. Anti-Glare and Blue Light Reduction Technologies Become More Integrated

To meet the needs of remote work and long-term use, panel makers are increasingly integrating anti-reflective (AR) coatings and flicker-free low blue light technologies into mainstream screen models. TÜV-certified eye-care displays are now standard in many laptops. The newest generation of “adaptive blue light filtering” can automatically adjust blue light levels based on ambient lighting conditions, offering more comfortable and safer viewing.

4. Touch and Multi-Modal Interaction Evolve Rapidly

Touchscreens are no longer exclusive to 2-in-1 devices. More premium business laptops now support multi-touch and stylus input. Technologies such as narrow bezel integration and pressure-sensitive chips have improved accuracy and responsiveness. Some screens even embed AI sensors to detect user gaze for intelligent screen wake and brightness adjustment, enhancing user interaction and productivity.

5. Eco-Friendly Materials and Modular Repairability Draw Attention

With growing environmental awareness, some manufacturers are incorporating recyclable materials and modular screen components into their designs. Emerging brands like Framework offer modular screen replacements, allowing users to replace damaged parts themselves—reducing electronic waste and promoting sustainability.