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Quantum Rail Tech Promises Ultra High-Color Phone Displays

Jan 24, 2010, 10:19 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Nanosys and LG Innotek recently announced an agreement to jointly develop new displays for mobile phones. LG Innotek, which is LG's display manufacturing unit, has agreed to use Nanosys' quantum dot phosphors for use in displays. The major improvements offered by this display technology is a dramatic increase in the number of colors supported on a display, as well as a reduction in power needs. Nanosys and LG Innotek didn't say when this technology would be implemented into LG or other handsets.

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murmermer

Jan 25, 2010, 12:56 PM

Great, but...

I remember going from a 4K screen up to a 65K screen and was left in awe. But, when I switched from 65K screen to a 262K screen i was left wanting. Now that several devices are carrying around 16Million color screens I think they should spend more time/effort making screens brighter for sunlight conditions rather than more colors for a 3" screen.

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