Earlier this week, LG Display announced that its transparent organic light-emitting diode screen will debut soon. The new technology will be showcased on the MBC broadcasting station’s general elections ballot counting show, which will be hosted on Wednesday (15th April 2020).
For those unaware, transparent OLED panels is the next generation in display technology, which can allow see through screens to become a reality. It allows a person to see beyond the screen, even when the power is turned on. LG Display and LG Electronics had commercialized the transparent OLED panels last year, but this will mark its first commercial debut in a TV show with a high viewership.
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According to the company, the transparent OLED technology has a wide field of applications, including installation in shop windows, offices and more, to provide a unique viewing experience. LG Display’s current transparent OLEDs are 55 inch in size with an FHD resolution. These have a transparency of 40 percent, which is a significant improvement over transparent LCD displays that only had a10 percent transparency rate.
In other words, this is the future of OLED displays and may soon see wide adoption in various fields. In the next few years, the technology might even become smaller, allowing for smartphones to feature transparent displays as well. Although, it is still too soon to tell.
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