The “O” in OLED stands for organic material, which refers to the use of organic materials in the pixel stack that can generate light. Then, the difference between Micro-LED and OLED is material composition. For example, a 4K-level Micro-LED screen requires more than 8 million LEDs to be highly integrated, so theoretically it is extremely difficult to apply to a small-sized screen, the cost and heat generation are also extremely considerable. To make LEDs miniaturised requires a wafer-grade process level. Thirdly, from the structural principle, Micro-LED is simpler and has better quality, the TFT substrates, LED dies, and driver ICs are not very important, but its biggest problem is the well-known mass transfer. Smaller size, Thin-n-Light, and energy-saving are the main effects. The advantages of Micro-LED technology are not only inherited the high efficiency, high brightness, high reliability and fast response time of inorganic LEDs but also has the characteristics of self-luminescence without backlight. Secondly, Micro-LED technology is an LED miniaturisation and matrix technology, in simple terms, it can make the LED unit smaller than 50 microns, which can be achieved just like OLED that each pixel is individually addressed and driven to emit light. Therefore, Micro-LED displays can also provide extremely high contrast and black level, which is the same as OLED, and a TFT panels. Firstly, they are all composed of light-emitting diodes, so both technologies are self-luminescent, which means each red, green, and blue sub-pixel can generate light source of its own, and it’s not like LCD which requires a backlight. Micro-LED and OLED is similar technology. Therefore, before introducing the product, let’s discuss this core technology brought by MSI.

The critical spotlight of this model is Mini-LED technology. The overall design of Creator 17 is similar to the Prestige series P75, it is equipped with the Intel’s 10th gen Core i7-10875H processor, 32GB DDR4 memory, 1TB NVMe SSD and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super Max-Q graphics card.

It has passed the DisplayHDR1000 certification, supports 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut and True Color 2.0 technology, it also has 240 local dimming areas.

For high-end design users, the biggest highlight is the 17.3-inch 4K Mini-LED display with a peak brightness of up to 1000nits. Recently, MSI sent us their latest Creator series high-performance laptop, the Creator 17 A10SGS.

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