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• LG Philips develops oil and water based flexible display

  Published: July 30, 2007, 10:31 am

  Tags: Fleixble Display, Fleixbledisplay, Lg Philips, Lgphilips, Oled, Patent

  under: Displays LG Philips, known for its nearly constant pursuit of new flexible display solutions, has recently applied for a patent on a bendable OLED screen technology which would use oil and water to produce images. Apparently, current flexible OLED displays are hampered by the fact that the OLEDs get hotter than the plastic substrate,

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• LG.Philips LCD Reports Third Quarter 2007 Results

  Published: October 13, 2007, 3:14 pm

  Tags: Business, Financial Results, Lg Philips Lcd, Quarterly Earnings

  LCD [NYSE: LPL, KRX: 034220], one of the world's leading TFT-LCD manufacturers, today reported unaudited earnings results based on consolidated Korean GAAP for the three-month period ended September 30, 2007. Amounts in Korean Won (KRW) are translated into US dollars (USD) at the noon buying rate in effect on September 28, 2007, which

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• LG.Philips develops 2.4-inch a-Si LCD with 1mm bezel

  Published: October 16, 2007, 9:50 am

  Tags: Bezel, Lcd, Lg Philips, Narrow Bezel Technologygip, Narrowbezeltechnologygip, Philips

  Displays, Handhelds LG.Philips is far from being a newcomer to the cellphone display realm, and while it claimed to have cranked out the "world's slimmest" LCD for mobiles around this time last year, it's now boasting about one with an uber-thin bezel. Reportedly, the outfit has conjured up a 2.4-inch a-Si TFT-LCD, which touts a 320 x

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• LG.Philips announce 0.78-inch ultra-slim 42-inch LCD -- available March!

  Published: October 18, 2007, 3:27 am

  Tags: 120hz, 42 Inch, Breaking News, Breakingnews, Lcd, Lg Philips, Philips, Thin

  under: Displays LG.Philips just announced an "ultra-slim" 42-inch Full HD 120Hz panel for 2008. Not Q4 2008 either kids, we're talking sometime before March. So what can we expect after Sharp's 1.1-inch thin 52-inch panel and Hitachi's 0.74-inch 32-incher? Something in between right? Nope, 7.8-inches thick. Exactly, 19.8-mm or just

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• LG.Philips LCD to Launch Ultra-Slim 42-inch Full HD 120Hz Panel in 2008

  Published: October 21, 2007, 2:12 pm

  Tags: Technology, Lcd Panels, Lg Philips, Tft Lcd Tv

  LG.Philips LCD Co., Ltd. [NYSE: LPL, KRX: 034220], one of the world's leading innovators of thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) technology, announced today that it plans to launch a 42-inch TFT-LCD TV panel that is substantially thinner than conventional panels, at only 19.8 mm, in the first quarter of 2008.

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• LG.Philips unveils 20.8-inch QXGA LCD for the medical realm

  Published: October 24, 2007, 2:08 pm

  Tags: Lcd, Lg Philips, Lgphilips, Medical

  1,536) display to good use, LG.Philips' latest is aimed squarely at the medical market. Deemed the "highest resolution panel of its size," this unit also touts a 600 candela brightness and In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology that enables doctors, nurses and curious onlookers to see imagery in exceptional detail. The panel isn't set to enter mass

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• LG.Philips readying smudge-free computer displays

  Published: November 15, 2007, 1:40 pm

  Tags: Anti Glare, Dirt Resistant, Lg Philips, Lg Philips, Lgphilips, Philips, Smudge, Smudge Free

  under: Displays, LaptopsLG.Philips seems to never get bored with finding ways to better the displays our dear eyes scan so, so much, and we'll be straight up, it's hard not to get excited over its latest development. Apparently, the outfit has conjured up a method for ensuring that LCD panels resist smudges, and if that wasn't enough to

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• LG Develops Smudge-Free LCD Screen: Touch Tablets Rejoice [Touching]

  Published: November 15, 2007, 3:10 pm

  Tags: Gadgets, Laptops, Lcd, Lg Philips, Monitors, Pcs, Touching

  its pristine state. No more! LG Philips LCD's latest LCD panel—which takes after non-stick frying pans&dmash;will let you wipe off smudges, fingerprints, ink (!) and other stickiness (ew) with your shirt, just like an iPhone. They go into mass production in the first half of '08, so they should start making touch computing a little less

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• Hands-on / video with the LG.Philips massive 52-inch multi-touch display

  Published: January 9, 2008, 9:15 am

  Tags: 52 Inch, Area Recognition, Arearecognition, Ces 2008, Ces2008, Dual Touch Points, Dualtouchpoints, Engadget Video, Engadgetvideo, Gesture Recognition, Gesturerecognition, Hands On, Hands On, Handson, Lg Philips, Multitouch

  from the super sneaky secret LG.Philips room at CES where the totally Surface-esque 52-inch multitouch display was being shown off. The 1920 x 1080 screen rocks an interesting infrared image sensor to get data about hand placement and movement, and is capable of doing all kinds of gesture and area recognition from two separate touch points. Check

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• LG.Philips Joins Herd Thinning with 19.8mm 120Hz LCD

  Published: January 9, 2008, 11:31 am

  Tags: Screens, Ces2008, Entertainment, Hdtv, Lcd, Lg Philips

  neither LG nor Philips showcased a thin LCD in their spring lineups, their joint display development group LG.Philips is proudly displaying this 47" Ultra-Slim 120Hz LCD. How slim? 19.8mm, or about .77 inches, making it a lot thinner than the LCD TVs Hitachi is launching, and only a tad thicker than some of the other concepts we've seen.

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• The Weight Is Over: Extra-Thin TVs Hit the Scales [TVs]

  Published: January 25, 2008, 4:18 pm

  Tags: Ces 2008, Feature, Hitachi, Jvc, Lcds, Lg Philips, Panasonic, Pioneer, Plasmas, Samsung, Sharp, Top, Tvs

  Sharp, Pioneer and developer LG.Philips were all showing off their rendition of belt-tightening in the flat-panel age. Some of you perceptively noted that up against a wall, inside a cabinet or on a stand, a 1" thick TV looks the same as a 20" thick TV, let alone a 5" thick set, so like big frickin' deal. We're with you. The truth is, while thin

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