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Samsung Announces 24-inch LED-backlit LCD Panel
Higher color saturation, 180-degrees viewing and near perfect light uniformity
Several weeks ago DailyTech reported that Toshiba Matsushita was in the process or rolling out new LED-backlit LCD panels, first to be introduced into notebooks. As notebooks become thinner, the need for LED-backlit screens become more important as they take up far less space and requires less power. The same is true for desktop displays, but LED-backlit LCD panels are used primarily for a different reason here: uniformity and color gamut.
Today, Samsung announced that it will be launching several new LCD monitors that use LED backlighting, starting with a large 24-inch display. According to Samsung, the new LCD panel will rival that of even some of the best LCD and plasma televisions. The new displays boast the highest contrast ratio for LCDs available today at greater than 1000:1 ratio. Not only this, color saturation will be top-notch as well. Samsung's specifications indicated that the new panels will deliver color levels at 111% of the NTSC standard while traditional LCDs can only muster out 72%.
The new 24-inch panel will boast a resolution of 1920x1200, which is standard in the industry for screen of that size. Samsung will also feature its highly celebrated S-PVA (super patterned-ITO vertical alignment) technology, giving a true 180-degrees viewing angle.
At this time, no comment has been given on when the new LED LCDs will hit OEMs. However, the lag between Samsung panel announcements and monitor production can sometimes exceed six months.
http://www.dailytech.com/Article.aspx?newsid=6880
