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08-06-2006, 04:44 PM
Hitachi Displays, Ltd. has demonstrated an in-vehicle ultra-wide TFT LCD module using IPS technology and featuring high picture quality and a wide viewing angle. Sample product is scheduled to ship from October 2006.
In-vehicle LCD panels require good visibility from the driver's and front passenger seats particularly in a bright environment, and good starting performance in all temperatures. IPS technology, originally developed for TV displays, can achieve increase visibility in brighter environments with high brightness and high contrast.
Hitachi has been developing IPS technology, for use in liquid crystal television sets, digital cameras and mobile phones, and has applied this technology to the new in-vehicle LCD panels.
The company clain a brightness of about 660cd/m2 and contrast of 950:1 for the 9.2-inch LCD module, reducing driver stress and create a more comfortable driving environment.
HITACHI.
In-vehicle LCD panels require good visibility from the driver's and front passenger seats particularly in a bright environment, and good starting performance in all temperatures. IPS technology, originally developed for TV displays, can achieve increase visibility in brighter environments with high brightness and high contrast.
Hitachi has been developing IPS technology, for use in liquid crystal television sets, digital cameras and mobile phones, and has applied this technology to the new in-vehicle LCD panels.
The company clain a brightness of about 660cd/m2 and contrast of 950:1 for the 9.2-inch LCD module, reducing driver stress and create a more comfortable driving environment.
HITACHI.