New APPLE Monitor in Near future ?
Apple is using This TFT-LCD for 23inch Monitor.
<a href="http://www.lgphilips-lcd.com:8888/English/product/p.html"; target="_blank">http://www.lgphilips-lcd.com:8888/English/product/p.html</a>;
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23" Wide UXGA LM230W1
Feature
-Wide Type
-High Resolution(UXGA)
-Wide Viewing Angle(Super-IPS)
Model Name : LM230W1
Active Area[mm] : 470.4 x 301.1
Outline Dimension[mm] : 550.0 x 362.5
Thickness[mm] : 24
Resolution : 1920xRGBx1200
Aspect Ratio : 16:10
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.258(98.4)
Number of Colors : 16.7M
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 235cd/㎡,6lamps
Color Saturation : 65
Weight[g] : 5,500
Contrast Ratio : 300 : 1
Interface : TMDS
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 80/80/80/80(Super-IPS)
Color Temperature[K] : 6,500
Response Time[ms] : 40
MP Schedule : Now
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Apple is using This TFT-LCD for iMac & 15 in Monitor.
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15.1" XGA LM151X05
Feature
-Equal to 17" CDT
Model Name : LM151X05
Active Area[mm] : 307.2 x 230.4
Outline Dimension[mm] : 352.0 x 263.5
Thickness[mm] : 14
Resolution : 1,024 x RGB x 768
Aspect Ratio : 4:3
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.297
Number of Colors : 6bit/6bit + FRC
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 200/250
Color Saturation : 60%
Weight[g] : 1,200
Contrast Ratio : 300 : 1
Interface : TTL 1 Port
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 45/45, 60/60
Color Temperature[K] : 6,500K
Response Time[ms] : 30
MP Schedule : Now
Apple was and is using This TFT-LCD for 22 inch Monitor.
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22.0" Wide LM220W1
Feature
-22"Wide TFT-LCD for Monitor and Digital TV
-The Worldwide First Massproduction
-High Resolution(1600×1024)
-16.7M Color
Model Name : LM220W1
Active Area[mm] : 470.4 x 301.1
Outline Dimension[mm] : 542.0×375.0
Thickness[mm] : 35.3
Resolution : 1,600xRGBx1,024
Aspect Ratio : 16:10
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.294(86.4)
Number of Colors : 16.7M
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 200cd/㎡,6lamps
Color Saturation : 65
Weight[g] : 5,000
Contrast Ratio : 300 : 1
Interface : TMDS
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 80/80/80/80(IPS)
Color Temperature[K] : 6500K
Response Time[ms] : 40
MP Schedule : Now
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Now Apple will use this TFT-LCD for Next 17 inch monitor.
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17 Wide XGA LM171W01
Feature
-PCTV Use(Monitor/TV)
-Wide Type
-HDTV
-High Luminance(400cd/㎡
Model Name LM171W01
Active Area[mm] : 372.48×223.488
Outline Dimension[mm] : 400×258
Thickness[mm] : 16.8
Resolution : 1,280 x RGB x 768
Aspect Ratio : 15:9
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.291(87)
Number of Colors : 16.2M(6bit+FRC)
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 400
Color Saturation : 65
Weight[g] : 1,900
Contrast Ratio : 400:1
Interface : LVDS 2Port
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 45/45/60/60
Color Temperature[K] : 6,500
Response Time[ms] : 25
MP Schedule : Now
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And it can use as HDTV application. Hmmmm..... <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />
How about this ?
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LG.Philips LCD Demonstrates Wide-format TFT-LCDs at CeBIT 2002 2002.3.13
LG.Philips LCD Co., Ltd., a leading innovator of liquid crystal display (LCD) technology, will showcase a stunning new array of wide-format (밯?for 16:10 or 16:9 wide-aspect ratio displays) thin-film transistor (TFT)-LCDs for monitor, LCD TV and other applications at CeBIT 2002, to be held March 13-20 in Hannover, Germany. Specifically, LG.Philips LCD will be demonstrating its impressive new line-up뾲he 17W, the 23W and the 30W TFT-LCD modules.
According to Bruce Berkoff, LG.Philips LCD뭩 executive vice president of marketing, the industry has witnessed an increased demand from OEMs for wide-format LCDs for both monitors and HDTVs, based on the increased viewing benefits and capabilities they provide. 밚G.Philips LCD is committed to accommodating this rising demand, and, with our technology leadership and substantial manufacturing capabilities, we뭨e well-poised to capitalize on the expanding market potential of wide aspect LCDs,?noted Berkoff.
LG.Philips LCD will be featuring the following display modules at the show:
17W WXGA for Desktop Monitors and PCTVs:
LG.Philips LCD뭩 new 17W display is designed for new wide-monitor formats, all-in-one PCs and personal-computer TV (PCTV) applications. This wide-format display offers WXGA resolution of 1280 x 768, 65-percent color saturation, 400cd/m2 brightness and a response time of 25 ms. Furthermore, it is extremely thin (16.2 mm) and weighs only 1,900 grams.
23W for Monitors and HDTVs:
The 23W TFT-LCD, designed for monitors and HDTVs, is a WUXGA (1920x1200) model, offering a wide viewing angle of 160 degrees in all directions뾯educing gray scale inversions and ensuring color integrity, regardless of the viewer뭩 position. The 23W뭩 slim design (only 25mm thick) requires less workspace, while the display itself consumes less power, emits lower electromagnetic radiation, and lessens end-user eyestrain, compared to a CRT-based solution of similar resolution and size. In addition, the 23W can fit into the footprint of many existing 22-inch monitor designs, significantly reducing the system integration costs for OEMs.
30W WXGA for HDTVs:
In an effort to meet the OEM demands for standardized LCD TV sizes, LG.Philips LCD will also demonstrate the 30W TFT-LCD for today뭩 HDTV market. The 30W boasts an impressive wide viewing angle of 170 degrees in all directions, brightness of 450 cd/m2 and a WXGA resolution of 1280 x 768. In addition to its large screen size and slim form factor (46 mm), this display offers a high contrast ratio (450:1) and aspect ratio of 16:9.6.
For those interested in learning more about these particular products or seeing these displays first hand during CeBIT 2002, please contact Stacey Voorhees via e-mail at [email protected], or phone at (650) 968-8900, ext. 108, or visit LG.Philips LCD at stand C59, hall 21.
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Will Apple drop the 22 inch and introduce 30 inch at MWNY ? :eek:
How about this ?
<a href="http://www.samsungelectronics.com/semiconductors/TFT_LCD/product_news/semiadmin_1010104542921_108.html"; target="_blank">http://www.samsungelectronics.com/semiconductors/TFT_LCD/product_news/semiadmin_1010104542921_108.html</a>;
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SEOUL, Korea ? January 4, 2002 ? Samsung Electronics launches TFT-LCD TV business with wide screen 15.3-inch and 17-inch sizes. The company is also scheduled to come out with 22-inch and 30-inch class versions in 2002. Including the 40-inch TFT-LCD TV developed last August, Samsung is geared with a full product lineup that ranges from 15 inches to 40 inches.
Samsung?s latest 15.3-inch and 17-inch TFT-LCDs have a wide (15:9) aspect ratio, boosting resolution to four times that found in CRTs. Therefore, they are well suited for digital broadcasting. A screen brightness of 450 candela per square meter and a contrast ratio of 400:1 are up to CRT standards, which will enable Samsung LCDs to expand from monitor segment to the TV segment.
Many LCD TVs currently on the market still require some technological advancement; for example, their slow pixel response time causes a ?ghosting? problem. However, Samsung Electronics has accomplished some technological breakthroughs. Last August, Samsung introduced a 40-inch TFT-LCD that boasts a response time of just 12 milliseconds. The company has also developed a unique Patterned Vertical Alignment (PVA) technology to provide a wider viewing angle. PVA is now being applied to all models of 20 inches or larger, enabling the products to rival cathode ray tube (CRT) performance.
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Have a good Guessing !
[ 05-01-2002: Message edited by: kormac77 ]</p>
<a href="http://www.lgphilips-lcd.com:8888/English/product/p.html"; target="_blank">http://www.lgphilips-lcd.com:8888/English/product/p.html</a>;
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23" Wide UXGA LM230W1
Feature
-Wide Type
-High Resolution(UXGA)
-Wide Viewing Angle(Super-IPS)
Model Name : LM230W1
Active Area[mm] : 470.4 x 301.1
Outline Dimension[mm] : 550.0 x 362.5
Thickness[mm] : 24
Resolution : 1920xRGBx1200
Aspect Ratio : 16:10
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.258(98.4)
Number of Colors : 16.7M
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 235cd/㎡,6lamps
Color Saturation : 65
Weight[g] : 5,500
Contrast Ratio : 300 : 1
Interface : TMDS
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 80/80/80/80(Super-IPS)
Color Temperature[K] : 6,500
Response Time[ms] : 40
MP Schedule : Now
-------------------------------------------------
Apple is using This TFT-LCD for iMac & 15 in Monitor.
-------------------------------------------------
15.1" XGA LM151X05
Feature
-Equal to 17" CDT
Model Name : LM151X05
Active Area[mm] : 307.2 x 230.4
Outline Dimension[mm] : 352.0 x 263.5
Thickness[mm] : 14
Resolution : 1,024 x RGB x 768
Aspect Ratio : 4:3
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.297
Number of Colors : 6bit/6bit + FRC
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 200/250
Color Saturation : 60%
Weight[g] : 1,200
Contrast Ratio : 300 : 1
Interface : TTL 1 Port
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 45/45, 60/60
Color Temperature[K] : 6,500K
Response Time[ms] : 30
MP Schedule : Now
Apple was and is using This TFT-LCD for 22 inch Monitor.
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22.0" Wide LM220W1
Feature
-22"Wide TFT-LCD for Monitor and Digital TV
-The Worldwide First Massproduction
-High Resolution(1600×1024)
-16.7M Color
Model Name : LM220W1
Active Area[mm] : 470.4 x 301.1
Outline Dimension[mm] : 542.0×375.0
Thickness[mm] : 35.3
Resolution : 1,600xRGBx1,024
Aspect Ratio : 16:10
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.294(86.4)
Number of Colors : 16.7M
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 200cd/㎡,6lamps
Color Saturation : 65
Weight[g] : 5,000
Contrast Ratio : 300 : 1
Interface : TMDS
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 80/80/80/80(IPS)
Color Temperature[K] : 6500K
Response Time[ms] : 40
MP Schedule : Now
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Now Apple will use this TFT-LCD for Next 17 inch monitor.
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17 Wide XGA LM171W01
Feature
-PCTV Use(Monitor/TV)
-Wide Type
-HDTV
-High Luminance(400cd/㎡
Model Name LM171W01
Active Area[mm] : 372.48×223.488
Outline Dimension[mm] : 400×258
Thickness[mm] : 16.8
Resolution : 1,280 x RGB x 768
Aspect Ratio : 15:9
Pixel Pitch[mm] : 0.291(87)
Number of Colors : 16.2M(6bit+FRC)
Luminance[cd/㎡] : 400
Color Saturation : 65
Weight[g] : 1,900
Contrast Ratio : 400:1
Interface : LVDS 2Port
Viewing Angel[˚,U/D/L/R] : 45/45/60/60
Color Temperature[K] : 6,500
Response Time[ms] : 25
MP Schedule : Now
-------------------------------------------------
And it can use as HDTV application. Hmmmm..... <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />
How about this ?
-------------------------------------------------
LG.Philips LCD Demonstrates Wide-format TFT-LCDs at CeBIT 2002 2002.3.13
LG.Philips LCD Co., Ltd., a leading innovator of liquid crystal display (LCD) technology, will showcase a stunning new array of wide-format (밯?for 16:10 or 16:9 wide-aspect ratio displays) thin-film transistor (TFT)-LCDs for monitor, LCD TV and other applications at CeBIT 2002, to be held March 13-20 in Hannover, Germany. Specifically, LG.Philips LCD will be demonstrating its impressive new line-up뾲he 17W, the 23W and the 30W TFT-LCD modules.
According to Bruce Berkoff, LG.Philips LCD뭩 executive vice president of marketing, the industry has witnessed an increased demand from OEMs for wide-format LCDs for both monitors and HDTVs, based on the increased viewing benefits and capabilities they provide. 밚G.Philips LCD is committed to accommodating this rising demand, and, with our technology leadership and substantial manufacturing capabilities, we뭨e well-poised to capitalize on the expanding market potential of wide aspect LCDs,?noted Berkoff.
LG.Philips LCD will be featuring the following display modules at the show:
17W WXGA for Desktop Monitors and PCTVs:
LG.Philips LCD뭩 new 17W display is designed for new wide-monitor formats, all-in-one PCs and personal-computer TV (PCTV) applications. This wide-format display offers WXGA resolution of 1280 x 768, 65-percent color saturation, 400cd/m2 brightness and a response time of 25 ms. Furthermore, it is extremely thin (16.2 mm) and weighs only 1,900 grams.
23W for Monitors and HDTVs:
The 23W TFT-LCD, designed for monitors and HDTVs, is a WUXGA (1920x1200) model, offering a wide viewing angle of 160 degrees in all directions뾯educing gray scale inversions and ensuring color integrity, regardless of the viewer뭩 position. The 23W뭩 slim design (only 25mm thick) requires less workspace, while the display itself consumes less power, emits lower electromagnetic radiation, and lessens end-user eyestrain, compared to a CRT-based solution of similar resolution and size. In addition, the 23W can fit into the footprint of many existing 22-inch monitor designs, significantly reducing the system integration costs for OEMs.
30W WXGA for HDTVs:
In an effort to meet the OEM demands for standardized LCD TV sizes, LG.Philips LCD will also demonstrate the 30W TFT-LCD for today뭩 HDTV market. The 30W boasts an impressive wide viewing angle of 170 degrees in all directions, brightness of 450 cd/m2 and a WXGA resolution of 1280 x 768. In addition to its large screen size and slim form factor (46 mm), this display offers a high contrast ratio (450:1) and aspect ratio of 16:9.6.
For those interested in learning more about these particular products or seeing these displays first hand during CeBIT 2002, please contact Stacey Voorhees via e-mail at [email protected], or phone at (650) 968-8900, ext. 108, or visit LG.Philips LCD at stand C59, hall 21.
-------------------------------------------------
Will Apple drop the 22 inch and introduce 30 inch at MWNY ? :eek:
How about this ?
<a href="http://www.samsungelectronics.com/semiconductors/TFT_LCD/product_news/semiadmin_1010104542921_108.html"; target="_blank">http://www.samsungelectronics.com/semiconductors/TFT_LCD/product_news/semiadmin_1010104542921_108.html</a>;
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SEOUL, Korea ? January 4, 2002 ? Samsung Electronics launches TFT-LCD TV business with wide screen 15.3-inch and 17-inch sizes. The company is also scheduled to come out with 22-inch and 30-inch class versions in 2002. Including the 40-inch TFT-LCD TV developed last August, Samsung is geared with a full product lineup that ranges from 15 inches to 40 inches.
Samsung?s latest 15.3-inch and 17-inch TFT-LCDs have a wide (15:9) aspect ratio, boosting resolution to four times that found in CRTs. Therefore, they are well suited for digital broadcasting. A screen brightness of 450 candela per square meter and a contrast ratio of 400:1 are up to CRT standards, which will enable Samsung LCDs to expand from monitor segment to the TV segment.
Many LCD TVs currently on the market still require some technological advancement; for example, their slow pixel response time causes a ?ghosting? problem. However, Samsung Electronics has accomplished some technological breakthroughs. Last August, Samsung introduced a 40-inch TFT-LCD that boasts a response time of just 12 milliseconds. The company has also developed a unique Patterned Vertical Alignment (PVA) technology to provide a wider viewing angle. PVA is now being applied to all models of 20 inches or larger, enabling the products to rival cathode ray tube (CRT) performance.
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Have a good Guessing !
[ 05-01-2002: Message edited by: kormac77 ]</p>
Comments
[ 05-01-2002: Message edited by: apple.otaku ]</p>
Also it's interesting that the 17" ASD is not made by LG-Philips. Is it made by Samsung? I have found the 17" ASD to be much better than the other monitors in terms ofimage quality...