Photos: LG.Philips LCD's display tech
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Showcased at the Mobile Displays Conference this week in San Diego, LG.Philips LCD's screens for mobile devices are designed to be compact and efficient.
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Pioneer is working on technology to deliver more effervescent colors to plasma displays with black levels.
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Device features an OLED display, which the company says is better than an LCD.
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Flat-screen maker LG.Philips LCD. Co. Ltd.   is expected to report a loss for the second quarter in a row, as it struggles with weak prices and high costs for its mainstay TV panels.
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Philips says it will unveil a 52-inch multi-touch LCD at next week's Consumer Electronics Show.
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A true digital convergence product that combines a gamut of innovative technologies including a âtrue colorâ LCD (16 million colors), Text-To-Speech conversion capability, as well as, a 5-megapixel CCD camera.
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Shares in LG.Philips LCD Co Ltd  (034220.KS) surged on Friday on market talk Japan's Matsushita  Electric Industrial was buying a stake in the South Korean flat  screen maker, but both firms poured cold water on the talk.
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Electronics maker unveils an 80-inch plasma display TV.
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South Korean flat screen maker LG.Philips LCD Co. Ltd.   on Monday said it was being investigated by fair trade watchdogs from Korea and Japan and had received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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High-level executives from Japan's Sharp  Corp. (6753.T) traveled to South Korea last week to visit  LG.Philips LCD Co. Ltd. (034220.KS), as Philips  seeks  a buyer for its 32.9 percent stake in the Korean LCD firm,  Taiwan media reported on Friday.
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LG.Philips LCD Co. Ltd. , the world's second-biggest maker of large liquid crystal display (LCD) panels, said on Sunday it would increase the capacity of its biggest TV panel production line by 22 percent to meet growing demand for large LCD televisions.
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The Consumer Electronics Show is on in full force in Las Vegas. Here are just some of Wednesday's highlights from the giant gadget show.
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New rear-projection technology from Sony to be featured in new HDTV.
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South Korea&#39;s LG.Philips LCD is out to impress at next week&#39;s Consumer Electronics Show and will unveil a 14.3-inch color electronic paper display.The display, which is about the same size as an A4-sheet of paper, has a resolution of 1,280 pixels by 800 pixels and can display 16.7-million colors, LG.Philips LCD said Thursday. That makes it the highest resolution screen of its type yet developed, the company said, and is an advance on a display unveiled in May last year that offered just 4,096 colors.Electronic paper is being pursued by many companies as a future replacement for paper. The screens are often produced on a flexible substrate so they can bend, unlike conventional LCD (liquid crystal display) panels that are made on glass. But the amount by which they can be bent without causing damage to the screen widely varies between prototypes, and there are still no displays that can be folded like a sheet of paper.The new LG.Philips LCD panel borrows some of the TFT (thin-film transistor) technology used by the company to make LCD panels and marries it with metal foil and a plastic substrate. The result is a flexible screen that is less than 300 micrometers thick, which is a few times thicker than standard copier paper. In addition to being flexible the screen can be viewed through 180 degrees even when bent, the company said.At CES the company also plans to show a mono e-paper screen equivalent in size to a B5 sheet of paper (176 mm by 250 mm). While not as impressive as the larger, color display, it is easier to manufacture and LG.Philips LCD said it plans to launch this latter display later in the year.In addition to the physical specifications of the displays one of the keys to success will be how fast the image can be refreshed on the screen. A conventional LCD is capable of redrawing the image many times per second but e-paper prototypes shown until now typically take a few seconds for the on-screen image to completely change. For example, a&#160;Fujitsu prototype unveiled&#160;in May last year took 2 seconds to refresh an 8-color image and 10 seconds to refresh a 4,096-color image.&#160;
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Consumer electronics giant shows off its new wares with an emphasis on "lifestyle," "emotional" and "experience."
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By Al Gibes  This is the last of three columns devoted to my discoveries at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show held in January in Las Vegas.  New Web sites, services and software prove that an idea doesn't have to have a cord or be battery-operated to turn heads at CES.
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From cell phones and personal media players to LCDs with built-in DVD players, here's a look at what's hot at CES.