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LG Display (LPL) will debut a wide lineup of world-first Gaming OLED monitors at CES 2026 (Jan 6–9), highlighting a 27-inch 720Hz OLED with 0.02ms response, the world's first 39-inch 5K2K curved OLED (21:9, 1500R), and a 240Hz RGB-stripe OLED at 160 ppi. The company said it will apply its upgraded Primary RGB Tandem 2.0 WOLED stack across all 2026 gaming panels, enabling up to 1,500 nits, HDR True Black 500, and 99.5% DIC color reproduction. LG Display said these specs target gamers and creative professionals and support planned market expansion in 2026.

LG Display (NYSE:LPL) will unveil the world’s first 27-inch 4K OLED monitor panel using an RGB stripe pixel structure with a 240Hz refresh rate at CES 2026. The panel supports LG Display’s Dynamic Frequency & Resolution (DFR) technology to switch between UHD 240Hz and FHD 480Hz modes, targets high-end gaming and professional monitors, and delivers 160 ppi for improved text readability and color accuracy.

LG Display says it increased aperture ratio and other panel optimizations to reduce color bleeding and fringing at close viewing distances and plans to mass-produce approximately 30% of OLED monitor panels globally, positioning the company as a technology leader in high-end gaming OLED monitors.

LG Display (NYSE:LPL) said on Nov 17, 2025 that its two automotive display technologies—Dual View OLED and UDC-IR OLED—won CES 2026 Innovation Awards in the In-Vehicle Entertainment category.

Dual View OLED enables different content per viewing position, supports driver touch isolation, Tandem OLED picture quality, and operation from -40°C to 85°C. UDC-IR OLED, developed with LG Innotek, hides a full-screen in-display IR driver-monitoring camera while integrating a high-resolution IR camera and image-enhancement software. LG Display will demo these technologies and new large OLEDs at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.

LG Display (NYSE:LPL) announced its participation in K-Display 2025, showcasing groundbreaking OLED technologies and display solutions at COEX in Seoul. The exhibition highlights include the company's fourth-generation OLED technology featuring 4,000 nits maximum brightness and Primary RGB Tandem technology.

Key innovations include the world's fastest 540Hz 27-inch OLED monitor panel with Dynamic Frequency & Resolution technology, reaching up to 720Hz, and a 45-inch 5K2K OLED panel with the highest resolution among OLED monitors. For automotive applications, LG Display presents a 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar LCD and various innovative display solutions including a 32.6-inch Slidable OLED and the industry's first stretchable display jog dial.

LG Display (LPL) is showcasing its cutting-edge display technologies at SID Display Week 2025 in San Jose, featuring three main zones. The company unveiled its fourth-generation OLED technology with groundbreaking features including: • Maximum luminance of 4,000 nits • 20% improved energy efficiency for 65-inch panels • Primary RGB Tandem structure for superior color reproduction Key innovations include the world's first commercialized blue phosphorescent OLED panels consuming 15% less power, and automotive displays featuring a 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar display and 18-inch Slidable OLED. The company also presented eco-friendly initiatives, including a 14-inch laptop panel made with 41% eco-friendly materials, targeting 50% by 2030.

LG Display (LPL) will showcase cutting-edge automotive display solutions at SID Display Week 2025 in San Jose, California, from May 13. The company will present several groundbreaking technologies, including:

- A Stretchable display that can expand up to 50% while maintaining 100 ppi resolution and full RGB color - The world's largest 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar display as a single panel - An 18-inch Slidable OLED that extends from the ceiling - Industry-first Switchable Privacy Mode (SPM) technology

These displays are designed for extreme conditions (-40°C to 85°C) and feature innovative capabilities such as protruding touch buttons and entertainment functions. LG Display aims to strengthen its leadership in premium automotive displays through its comprehensive technology portfolio, including P-OLED, Advanced Thin OLED, and high-end LTPS LCD.

LG Display has achieved a major breakthrough as the first company to verify commercialization-level performance of blue phosphorescent OLED panels in mass production. This development marks a significant step toward creating the "dream OLED" - a display incorporating phosphorescence for all three primary colors.

The innovation uses a hybrid two-stack Tandem OLED structure, combining blue fluorescence and phosphorescence to achieve 15% lower power consumption while maintaining stability. This breakthrough comes just eight months after partnering with UDC, solving a 20-year industry challenge.

Key developments include:

• Patents filed in South Korea and United States
• Technology to be showcased at SID Display Week 2025
• Applications planned for smartphones, tablets, AI PCs, and AR/VR devices

The technology represents a major advancement in display efficiency, as phosphorescence offers 100% luminous efficiency compared to fluorescence's 25%, using only a quarter of the power.

LG Display (LPL) has commenced mass production of the industry's first 40-inch Pillar to Pillar (P2P) automotive display, marking a significant advancement in Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) technology. The ultra-large display spans the entire front area of both driver and passenger seats, enabling simultaneous access to multiple functions including digital dashboard, navigation, climate control, entertainment, and games without screen transitions.

The display features innovative Switchable Privacy Mode (SPM) technology, allowing passengers to enjoy entertainment while keeping content invisible to the driver. It also incorporates local dimming technology to reduce heat generation and power consumption, particularly beneficial for electric vehicles. The P2P display will be installed in the Afeela, a next-generation electric vehicle from Sony Honda Mobility, combining Sony's IT expertise with Honda's manufacturing capabilities.

LG Display (LPL) has begun mass production of a groundbreaking 45-inch Gaming OLED monitor panel with 5K2K resolution (5120×2160). The panel features approximately 11 million pixels, over 5 times more than FHD and 1.3 times more than UHD screens.

Key specifications include industry-leading 1,300 nits brightness, a gaming-specific polarizer for glare reduction, and Dynamic Frequency & Resolution technology allowing users to switch between high refresh rate (FHD∙330Hz) and high resolution (5K2K∙165Hz) modes. The 21:9 aspect ratio panel offers perfect blacks, reduced blue light emission, and flicker-free operation.

The company aims to capture the growing high-end gaming display market with its proprietary technologies and a complete lineup of Gaming OLED panels from 27 to 45 inches.