World's Thinnest 1080p LCD Is 2.2mm Thick
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Oct 26, 2024
Oct 26, 2024
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LG has unveiled world's thinnest full HD 1080p display - ideal for the next generation of even thinner smartphones and tablets. The company showed off a 5.2" panel that is just 2.2 mmthick and has a 2.3 mm bezel. The company says that their prototype is slimmest and narrowest among the existing Full HD LCD display available for the smartphones. The new panel will help making new gadgets lighter as well.
The company said that the world's slimmest display was realised with its Advance One-Glass-Solution (OGS) technology - which is the latest touch technology which offers enhanced touch-screen experience. LG's engineers inserted dual flexible printer circuits in between the panel and the touch film. These circuits are superior than the current single circuits and allow the number of lines on the panel by about 30%. The direct bonding system allows optical clear resin between the touch film and the panel which results into brighter displays.
LG's display offers real-life contrast to ambient contrast ratio of 3.74 based on 10,000 lux. What it means is that this display will offer better readability even in the outdoor sunlight. The display has been certified by Intertek - a renowned testing firm.
We're quite sure that the LG's optimus range would be the first one to get these displays.
The company said that the world's slimmest display was realised with its Advance One-Glass-Solution (OGS) technology - which is the latest touch technology which offers enhanced touch-screen experience. LG's engineers inserted dual flexible printer circuits in between the panel and the touch film. These circuits are superior than the current single circuits and allow the number of lines on the panel by about 30%. The direct bonding system allows optical clear resin between the touch film and the panel which results into brighter displays.
LG's display offers real-life contrast to ambient contrast ratio of 3.74 based on 10,000 lux. What it means is that this display will offer better readability even in the outdoor sunlight. The display has been certified by Intertek - a renowned testing firm.
We're quite sure that the LG's optimus range would be the first one to get these displays.
