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LG Display to Exhibit 111-Inch LCD Panel at FPD International 2010

Nov 8 2010

LG Display has developed a new 37’’ LCD panel with a narrow bezel. The bezel width of the LCD panel measures 1.5 mm at the left and right sides and 2.5 mm at the lower and upper sides.

37-inch LG LCD panel

If numerous units of the LCD panel are arrayed, then the seams of the panels can be barely seen. LG Display expects that more number of panel units will be combined to create a huge display for using on streets and railway stations.

LG Display will showcase a 111’’ multi-display at the FPD International 2010. The multi-display is manufactured by utilizing nine units of the LCD panel. The 2010 FPD International trade show will occur in Chiba City, Japan from 10 to 12 November 2010.

Source: http://www.lgdisplay.com

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