Digital Cinema, crystal on silicon shape views of future at SID

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The Society for Information Display symposium highlighted digital systems, dense integration and innovations in display materials and construction such as organic electroluminescent displays and liquid crystal on silicon. Most notable were the full-color organic electroluminescent displays that several makers have developed for mobile electronics and plasma display panels with enhanced definition. Other exhibits included field emission displays, large-screen liquid crystal displays and liquid crystal on silicon microdisplays.

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Sony develops 13-inch OEL display, employs proprietary technology

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Sony Corp has designed a large-scale active matrix thin-film transistor organic electroluminescent display by using its Top emission Adaptive Current drive technology. The firm was able to produce a bright and high resolution display that measures more than 10 in. The 13-in prototype features a resolution of 800 x 600 dpi. It also offers a peak intensity of over 300 cd/sq m. Applications for the product include consumer displays and computer monitors.

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