Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world?s largest provider of thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) panels, will be exhibiting LCD panels featuring some of the most advanced technology in the world at IMID (International Meeting on Information Display) 2007, being held at EXCO in Daegu, Korea from August 27 to 31. Samsung is exhibiting at booth # I-13. Samsung will display six 52-inch diagonal LCD panels from the eighth-generation production line for the first time. In LCD image enhancement technology, Samsung is introducing its Local Dimming technology features an LED backlight with hundreds of independently controlled sections. With the local dimming, illumination is precisely restricted to those areas on the screen that need to be lit, while the light source is completely cut off from the dark areas. This technique reduces power consumption while producing a ?truer black,? to enable an outstanding contrast ratio.

Samsung will also exhibit its newly developed 120Hz McFi (motion-compensated frame interpolation) technology. This proprietary technology substantially reduces blurring by refreshing motion picture images at twice the speed of today?s conventional 60Hz models. There is also the new line of digital information displays (DIDs) which used for advertising in public spaces, both indoor and outdoor, with a 70-inch diagonal LCD panel, the largest LCD now in mass production. There are also 40-inch and 46-inch available. Samsung is showing its 24-inch LCD panels that satisfy increasing demand for TVs with full high definition resolution, as well as offer the optimal screen size for showing two pages simultaneously on Windows Vista.

In addition, Samsung will show a broad lineup of advanced mobile displays that have been designed to satisfy a wide range of customer needs and diverse market demands. These include a 2.1-inch LCD designed for low power consumption, a 3-inch LCD with ultra-high-resolution (VGA: 640 x 480 pixels) and wide viewing angles, a 4.8-inch LCD with a single-display-driver IC chip, and a 7-inch LCD with a built-in touch screen. Visitors will also see Samsung?s 14.3-inch (A-4 paper size) plastic color e-Paper and 40-inch black-and-white e-Paper, two other promising state-of-the-art technologies.

At IMID, Samsung also will highlight the results of its research into organic materials that can serve as the basis for fully flexible displays, which are likely to play a major role in future display technology. Samsung?s organic thin-film-transistor (TFT) substrate samples are estimated to be a year ahead of other display manufacturers.

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