2.15 inches, 2527 PPI, Japan’s JDI develops the world’s highest resolution glass-based IPS LCD screen for VR

According to news from this site on July 2, Japanese display company JDI announced the successful development of a low-cost glass-based screen with the world’s highest resolution (2.15 inches, 2527 PPI). According to reports, this screen is specially designed for VR head-mounted display devices, which helps low-cost VR devices obtain display effects that could previously be achieved using high-cost silicon-based OLEDoS technology.

▲ Comparison with current screen technology This 2.15-inch 3840 × 3840 resolution IPS LCD screen has a pixel density of 2527 PPI, using LTPO (Note from this site: Low Temperature Polycrystalline Oxide) and COA (Color Filter on Array) technology while minimizing the screen door effect of traditional VR headsets.

▲ Specifications: This screen will be exhibited at the DIC EXPO 204 International Display Technology and Application Innovation Exhibition to be held in Shanghai from July 3.

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