"세계에서 제일 비싼 TV"... 한국이 다 가져갔다!

Currently, three out of four people worldwide looking to buy a TV priced over $1,500 choose Korean brands. In the ultra-high-end segment exceeding $2,500, the combined market share of Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics surpasses 70 percent. LG Electronics, the pioneer, has maintained its position as the world's number one for 13 consecutive years since commercializing the world's first OLED TV in 2013. Even more surprising is Samsung Electronics. The company, which held a 0.3 percent revenue share in 2022, has jumped to 40.1 percent by the first quarter of 2026. In some North American markets, it has already overtaken LG. Furthermore, Apple's iPhone 18, foldable iPhone, and MacBook Pro all utilize Korean panels. China's BOE has been completely excluded. Ferrari has also recently partnered with Samsung Display. From smartphones and TVs to automobiles, wherever the label of "premium" is attached, Korean screens can be found. In this video, we will explain from start to finish how Samsung and LG came to dominate the global premium TV market, the technological competition behind it, and the new variables threatening to shake up this landscape. [ Timeline ] 00:00 Korea Takes First and Second Place 01:21 China's Mass Offensive, Korea's Choice 02:46 LG, the Original OLED's 13-Year Dominance 04:02 Samsung's Turnaround Starting from 0.3% 08:29 The CES Clash, the Micro RGB War 11:01 Micro RGB, The Identity of Next-Generation Technology 13:11 67% of the Global OLED Market, Korea's Industrial Base 14:26 Korean Panels Chosen by Apple 16:06 K-Display Extends to Automobiles 18:29 Why Sony Handed It Over to TCL 21:18 Inkjet Printing, A New Threat #SamsungElectronics #LGElectronics #OLED #PremiumTV #KDisplay #Apple #Ferrari #MicroRGB #TVMarket #Economy Business Inquiries: [email protected] 🎉 Your 'Subscriptions' and 'Likes' are a great help for deeper analysis It is possible. 🎉 Please note that the content of this video is intended only to assist with investment decisions, and the final decision must be made by the investor themselves.