Display Trends

Jan. 12, 2006

LCD displays contine their march into a wide range of applications, including cell phones, laptops, notebooks, computer monitors, large-screen TVs, and digital signage. Plasma display panels (PDPs) maintain their efforts to compete with LCDs, part

Roger Allan

LCD displays contine their march into a wide range of applications, including cell phones, laptops, notebooks, computer monitors, large-screen TVs, and digital signage.
Plasma display panels (PDPs) maintain their efforts to compete with LCDs, particularly in large-screen TV markets. Designers now seek higher luminous efficiency, lower power consumption, and better resolution.
Organic light-emittting diodes (OLEDs) will emerge in the next wave of flat-panel displays, taking on many applications now served by LCDs and other technologies. The quest for longer lifetimes continues.
Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are becoming ubiquitous. Two hot areas involve backlighting for LCDs to reduce power consumption and general white-light illumination uses for offices and homes.

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