LG Display will showcase an extensive lineup of LCD products that harness 3D and IPS technologies at the Society for Information Display (SID) 2010 taking place in Seattle, Washington, during May 25~27.

LG Display will showcase a 47-inch 3D TV LCD product for use with polarized glasses that reduces crosstalk to less than 1 percent, a level that is nearly imperceptible to the viewer. Additionally, the company will exhibit a 84-inch UHD (ultra high definition) 3D panel with 3840X2160 resolutions, four times the resolution of previous full HD TV panels with 1920X1080 resolutions. Furthermore, a 47-inch TV panel that uses a liquid lens to eliminate the need for 3D glasses will be on display.



LG Display also plans to promote the advantages of panels that feature IPS (In-plane switching) technology by installing a separate 'IPS Zone' within its booth. The zone will feature a 240Hz 47-inch LCD TV with 3ms MPRT (motion picture response time); a high-end, high-resolution 32-inch monitor for the broadcasting industry; a 9.7-inch smartbook product utilizing AH-IPS technology; and a 3.98-inch UHD mobile high resolution (394 PPI) LCD panel that harnesses the world?s leading super high resolution panel technology.

The 'Touch' zone will include LG Display?s full HD 21.5-inch optical touch LCD panel for monitors that offer both the advantages of capacitive touch technology which respond well to quick and light touches, and resistive touch technology which is ideal for more exacting touches such as writing on small surfaces. Other products include a 13.3-inch on-cell touch type LCD panel and a 3-inch OLED panel.

In the 'Next-Generation Display' Zone, LG Display will present the 10.1-inch curved LCD with slim glass; the ultra-thin TV panel which measures just 2.6mm in thickness; a 15.6-inch notebook LCD product that realizes the very low power consumption; a 9.7-inch color e-paper display scheduled to begin mass production within the year; and a 19-inch flexible e-paper.

During SID 2010, LG Display will also operate a separate 'IPS Lounge' within Washington State Convention Center to introduce LED IPS technology and conduct marketing activities to promote the advantages of panels that utilize IPS technology, including a comparison of IPS and TN monitors, and a display of IPS products.