LG Display Co. Ltd. develops and manufactures display panels based on OLED and TFT-LCD technologies for televisions, IT products, mobile devices, automotive displays, and industrial applications. News about LG Display centers on OLED product lineups, large-sized panels, gaming monitors, laptop displays, automotive display solutions, and technology demonstrations at industry events such as CES, SID Display Week, and K-Display.
Recurring updates include Tandem OLED and Primary RGB Tandem structures, high-refresh-rate Gaming OLED panels, Dynamic Frequency & Resolution technology, Oxide 1Hz laptop panels, pixel-level dimming performance, third-party display certifications, and new OLED infrastructure or manufacturing capabilities.
LG Display, a leader in display technology, will showcase its innovations at CES 2021 under the theme 'Display, now the real world comes to you'. The company will highlight the importance of displays in the contactless era with solutions for diverse lifestyles. Notable products include the 88-inch 8K Cinematic Sound OLED and a 55-inch Transparent OLED. LG aims to promote eye health with OLED technology, supported by certifications for low blue light emissions. The event starts on January 11, 2021, with exhibitions focusing on smart homes, gaming, and retail.
LG Display has unveiled the world's first Eyesafe® Certified television display during CES 2021. This new 65" OLED TV complies with Eyesafe standards for reduced blue light emissions and superior color performance, certified by TUV Rheinland. As screen time surges during the pandemic, LG Display aims to introduce more Eyesafe displays in 2021 to promote consumer health. The certification comes amidst rising global screen usage, with U.S. averages exceeding 13 hours daily, highlighting the importance of eye safety in display technology.
LG Display unveiled its latest Transparent OLED technology at CES 2021, highlighting its versatility in everyday applications. The 55-inch Transparent OLED display, featuring 40% transparency, allows users to visually connect with their surroundings while viewing content. Key applications showcased include a Smart Bed that integrates entertainment and aesthetics, a sushi bar display enhancing dining experiences, and a subway train window replacement that maintains connectivity with the outside world. This innovative technology aims to revolutionize various industries including smart homes, public transport, and autonomous vehicles.
LG Display has commenced mass production at its Guangzhou OLED panel plant, significantly enhancing its production capacity. The facility is expected to produce 60,000 sheets per month, almost doubling the 70,000 sheets produced monthly at its Paju plant. With this expansion, LG aims to fulfill the growing demand for large-size OLED displays, projecting sales of over 12 million units by 2025. The company faced challenges due to COVID-19 but is optimistic about improving profitability through scale efficiencies.