Samsung begins world's first production of transparent LCD panels for the mass market
The South Korean company Samsung Electronics has announced the mass production of 22-inch clear LCD panels, which will run in two versions - black and white and color.
Both models will have a level of contrast ratio of 500:1 and be allowed to 1680x1050 pixels. As reported by the manufacturer, its transparent products, compared to conventional LCD panels, which use lights and have a transparency of 5%, have been 20% level of transparency for the black and white models and the 15% level - for color.
The company notes that a high level of transparency of its panels will allow ordinary people to look through a screen, as will examine through ordinary glass, with a transparent display consumes 90% less compared to conventional LCD displays, using the backlight. Saving is just going through the renunciation of the use of backlight, and the use of ambient lighting.
Main area of use of transparent displays Samsung sees in applying them in advertising as billboards and shop windows, where it will display an interactive advertisement on a higher, in terms of efficiency levels.
Both models will have a level of contrast ratio of 500:1 and be allowed to 1680x1050 pixels. As reported by the manufacturer, its transparent products, compared to conventional LCD panels, which use lights and have a transparency of 5%, have been 20% level of transparency for the black and white models and the 15% level - for color.
The company notes that a high level of transparency of its panels will allow ordinary people to look through a screen, as will examine through ordinary glass, with a transparent display consumes 90% less compared to conventional LCD displays, using the backlight. Saving is just going through the renunciation of the use of backlight, and the use of ambient lighting.
Main area of use of transparent displays Samsung sees in applying them in advertising as billboards and shop windows, where it will display an interactive advertisement on a higher, in terms of efficiency levels.
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