Beijing-based display manufacturer company, BOE is well known for supplying its high-quality OLED displays to TVs, smartphones and even laptops in both the Chinese and global markets. 

But the company is looking to take things to the next level as the mainstream Chinese news outlet, People’s Daily Newspaper, reported that BOE successfully pioneered the next generation of mini-LED display panels within an independent research team in the company.

BOE had revealed their revolutionary next-generation P0.9 mini-LED display at SID 2022 International Display Week recently in which the panel is a sub-millimetre light-emitting diode display, meaning it measures less than 1mm in thickness. The mini LED display is made of a glass-based material.

As to why it is revolutionary, the report mentions that according to a BOE spokesperson, the P0.9 mini LED has high peak brightness and strong contrast levels. The LED panel not only has the normal advantages of OLED like low power consumption, uniform brightness across the panel, and healthy eye protection but since it is a mini-LED, the display can also be stitched in any size. 

The spokesperson added that as a leader in mini LED technology, BOE has also been developing a series of mini LED display products, which have greatly improved the display effect by incorporating glass-based mini LED backlights and related technologies, and will continue to lead in the consumer display industry whether it be live streaming sports events, providing for e-sports gamer, or for applications in the next generation of TVs.

Recently, the Honor 70 series were launched with BOE-supplied OLED displays. Namely, BOE had supplied the Honor 70 Pro Plus with a 6.78-inch 10-bit QHD+ 120Hz LTPO OLED flagship-class display to boot. The Honor 70 Pro Plus is also quite the performer as well, with MediaTek’s top-end Dimensity 9000 SoC powering the device on a day-to-day basis.

To read more on the Honor 70 series, you can head on over to our launch coverage article here.

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Have you ever imagined drawing on windows with your fingers when you were younger? Now, what if you could do that as an adult? Of course, you can imagine drawing on windows with your fingers, but what I’m talking about is what if your window was a touchscreen that not only allowed you to draw on it but also was see-through to look out from the window?

BOE is providing a new breakthrough solution to make your imaginations come true with their latest invention, the Transparent OLED Interactive Window.

As an esteemed panellist at SID Display Week 2022, the Beijing-based display panel manufacturer BOE showcased their new transparent OLED technology. The main function of the technology is to further enhance the passenger experience on automobiles with transparent OLED interactive windows.

According to BOE, these transparent OLED interactive windows are adopting the industry’s leading transparent OLED display technology, with a screen size of 12.5 inches and a transparency ratio of up to 45%. The windows can be installed on either of the front or rear car windows on the passenger side.

You can draw, read navigation details, check the weather and even take photos with this brand new touchscreen OLED interactive windows. The features are especially attractive to ride-hailing services like taxis which the passenger can use the time in the car efficiently if they are stuck in a heavy traffic jam. 

Another business idea that BOE remarked on during the event was that ride-hailing companies can also utilise these OLED transparent windows as video advertising space which they could not do before on conventional windows.

With the invention and application of transparent OLED screens in our future, it seems that alternate reality (AR) could be integrated with our current reality, enhancing multitasking further for a newer generation.

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