Innovations in Display Tech Bring Us Closer to the Digital World
The LG CreateBoard UltraWide (105TR5WP) is designed to improve work efficiencies for corporate and educational establishments. Offering a large workspace, both visually and in practice, with a 21:9 aspect ratio, expanding on standard 16:9 LG CreateBoard interactive displays by 30% for optimal collaboration and 5K UltraHD Resolution (5120 x 2160 at 60Hz), it is optimized for Microsoft Teams Rooms (Front Row layout).
Modos attributes its performance improvements to an open-hardware design built around the Xilinx Spartan-6 FPGA. This controller, combined with a DDR3 framebuffer and STM32H750 microcontroller, eliminates the proprietary bottlenecks typical in commercial e-paper displays. With support for multiple grayscale levels and a hybrid rendering mode, the screens attempt to offer flexibility without relying on full color.
The hardware foundation is impressively thoughtful. Two 5.83-inch E Ink displays provide crisp, paper-like text rendering across both pages. An ESP32S3 microcontroller handles the complex task of managing dual screens while maintaining the power efficiency essential for any serious reading device. The transparent 3D-printed case adds unexpected charm to the build.
Sharp NEC Display Solutions Europe has expanded its dvLED FE3 Series with a module offering an ultra-fine pixel pitch. The 0.95mm pixel pitch is made possible by the module’s 4-in-1 Flip-Chip Integrated Matrix device (IMD) technology. The addition of 0.95mm pixel pitch and low heat output to the FE3 Series supports comfortable viewing at close range, making it suited for use in broadcast studios and control rooms.
This journey covers the company’s 15-inch OLED panel prototype from 2009, which laid the foundation for OLED TV panels, as well as a Tandem OLED panel with a two-layer structure, the deuterium atom structure of second-generation OLED, the Micro Lens Array (MLA) technology of third-generation OLED, and the Primary RGB Tandem structure of fourth-generation OLED.
Samsung has launched the world’s first Micro RGB TV with a massive 115-inch screen panel. The display flaunts 4K resolution, Micro RGB HDR+ support, AI-driven enhancements, and much more. Samsung’s new TV is already on sale in South Korea for approximately $32,000. The company plans to introduce it to the US market later this year.
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