Diseñado específicamente para su utilización en gafas o cascos de realidad virtual, la compañía ha incorporado su última tecnología LCD TFT LTPS para mejorar la tasa de refresco de la pantalla y, chiefly, eliminar las líneas visibles entre la separación de los píxeles.

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La tecnología LCD TFT LTPS con la que Japan Display (JDI) ha desarrollado su nuevo panel, de 3,42” para dispositivos de realidad virtual, resuelve los molestos problemas visuales de densidad de píxeles y tasa de refresco, ya que aporta 651 PPP, lo que elimina prácticamente las líneas visibles entre separación de píxeles, y una resolución de 1.440×1.700Q (ver imágenes adjuntas).

Until now, los dispositivos más conocidos del mercado de realidad virtual, como HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and PlayStation VR, to name a few, use panels with a pixel density ranging from 386, 461 at 447dpi, respectively, according to the statement provided by JDI, and has only exceeded the bar of 500 ppp Samsung's Gear VR device, which has a display with 557 PPP.

japan-display-panel-rvThe new JDI panel for virtual reality devices equals the refresh rate of 90 Hz with which some glasses and helmets already have to reduce blurry images and avoid dizziness, with a response time of 3 ms in black-to-white latency and 6 ms in the worst case scenario, According to the data provided by the company, to which is added a brightness of 150 cd/m2 and a contrast ratio of 700:1.

Japan Display plans to develop a version of 800 PPP, a somewhat lower density than that announced in the Sharp prototype (close to the 1.000 PPP), to further enhance the visual experience of users.


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by • 29 nov, 2016
• section: accessories, display, augmented reality