Japan Display Announces Mass Production of 1058 ppi High-Definition VR LCD

Japan Display today announced that it has launched mass production of a 2.1″ 1058 ppi (pixels per inch) LTPS TFT-LCD, used solely for virtual reality head-mounted displays (″VR-HMD″). Because VR-HMDs demand natural, precise image reproduction, JDI has moved forward with the development of technology that achieves high definition that surpasses 1,000 ppi and reduces both image blurring and latency.

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The 2.1″ 1058 ppi LTPS TFT-LCD that JDI has developed not only employs a special optical design to make glasses-type VR HMDs (VR glasses) thinner and lighter but also increases flexibility for set design by coming in corner-cut shapes. This display is used in VR glasses that have already been introduced to the market, and it is expected that the market will continue to grow as users can more easily experience pleasant VR spaces.

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