Sharp created the first smartphone display with pixel density of over 1000ppi

Sharp invested most heavily in the development of a new generation of displays for smartphones with IGZO technology. The main advantages of production method associated with a smartphone display density of over 1000ppi by Sharp, more saturated colors, and lower power consumption. The company uses the exhibition CEATEC 2016 to demonstrate the capabilities of a unique display for smartphones, announced Ubergizmo.

The most striking feature of this panel is that it offers the impressive smartphone display density of over 1000ppi by Sharp, which can not boast any other display industry. Currently, it can display content at a resolution of 640×480 pixels. The company, however, already working hard to increase this resolution. The first display pixel density of over 1000ppi has a size of 2.87 inches.

The panel itself is a prototype that is intended only to demonstrate the capabilities of this technology. The idea to have a smartphone with such a high pixel density maybe accelerate the advent of virtual reality technologies. It’ll still need more time from Sharpto increase not only the size but also the resolution of its IGZO panels can be used in these new smartphones leading companies.

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Sharp will be producing OLED displays for the next versions of the iPhone

Apple wants to use OLED displays manufacturers Sharp in its future smartphones. The company has already started negotiations with Sharp, to ensure their sufficient amount of panels to meet the high demand for iPhone. The Japanese manufacturer has already unveiled plans to invest $ 566 mln. To increase the production capacity of its OLED factories. The reason for this financing is precisely a possible deal with Apple, inform iClarified.

The most important advantages of technology OLED displays manufacturers Sharp are associated with more vivid colors and lower power consumption. Sharp’s investment is associated with its production facilities are located in Mie and Osaka, Japan. If all goes according to plan these factories must work at full capacity before June 2018. Information about the upcoming collaboration between the two companies increased by 2.2% in value of the shares of Sharp.

It should be noted that the first smartphones to Apple with OLED technology are unlikely to become available before the second half of 2018. However, the interest of the company to these panels is another proof of the benefits of this technology. Next year is the 10th anniversary of the launch of the first iPhone. Apple is expected to radically change the design of their next high-end smartphone. A matter of time to see if the successor to the iPhone 7 will have the OLED display.

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