Sanyo Epson develops high-resolution LCDs

NEW DELHI: Sanyo Epson Imaging Devices Corporation has announced the development
of high-resolution liquid-crystal displays featuring Photo Fine Vistarich wide
viewing angle technology.

The new technology enables the displays to produce images even when viewed
from an angle of 90 degrees from the top, bottom, left, or right. Volume
production of displays featuring this new technology, available in five sizes,
will commence in Autumn 2006.

The fusion of telecommunications and broadcasting through digitization and
the seamless integration of cable and mobile communications have raised
expectations for the next generation of mobile devices.

Consumers expect devices to bring more convenience, richer content, and more
widespread service coverage. There are increasing demands for mobile devices to
have small- and medium-sized LCDs with high resolution, a wide color gamut, a
wide viewing angle, and quick response, as well as for them to be light,
compact, and ultra energy-efficient.

Sanyo Epson, with a core role in achieving the i3 (imaging on glass - mobile
displays) strategy of the Epson Group's SE07 mid-range business plan, develops
products and technologies based on its HCL-S strategy (High quality, Compact
design, Low power consumption, System solutions) to supply clear, user-friendly
displays that can be used anytime, anywhere.

In October 2005, Sanyo Epson developed high-resolution LCDs featuring Photo
Fine Chromarich wide color gamut technology that enables over 100 per cent
coverage of the NTSC color gamut.

Now, making use of its alignment film and liquid crystal materials, Sanyo
Epson has developed Photo Fine Vistarich wide viewing angle technology as part
of the HCL-S strategy. By combining this with Photo Fine Chromarich wide color
gamut technology, Sanyo Epson's LCD panels can now produce images that can be
seen clearly from 180 degrees in all directions, without changes in color.

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