LG's Advanced In-Cell Touch System Allows For Lighter Displays
Rahul Kalvapalle — July 6, 2015 — Tech
Advanced In-Cell Touch technology is all set to make LG's displays more high tech than ever before, subsequently helping them develop some of the lightest and thinnest notebooks on the market.
This technology features a touch sensor embedded inside the LCD panel itself, which means there's no need for a special touch screen component on top of the actual screen. This allows for the new displays to be 1 mm thinner and as much as 200 grams lighter -- an impressive 35 per cent reduction in the weight of the panel.
Notebook technology has grown in leaps and bounds in recent years, but customers continue to crave increasingly thinner and lighter models. The Advanced In-Cell Touch technology will enable reduced thickness and weight without compromising on display definition and quality or general tech specs.
This technology features a touch sensor embedded inside the LCD panel itself, which means there's no need for a special touch screen component on top of the actual screen. This allows for the new displays to be 1 mm thinner and as much as 200 grams lighter -- an impressive 35 per cent reduction in the weight of the panel.
Notebook technology has grown in leaps and bounds in recent years, but customers continue to crave increasingly thinner and lighter models. The Advanced In-Cell Touch technology will enable reduced thickness and weight without compromising on display definition and quality or general tech specs.
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