Yeah, the upcoming LG G3 will rock a 5.5-inch Quad HD / QHD ( 2560 x 1440 pixels) AH-IPS LCD screen with such panel passing verified tests by NEMKO, the Norway-based international testing and certification organization for electrical products.
The certified screen offers image resolution that is 1.8 times higher than a Full HD panel, boasting 538 pixels per inch, while meeting the 100% RGB color reproduction standard. It’s an ultra-slim product with a mere 1.2 mm thickness and has a 1.15 mm bezel, making it the narrowest available and 0.05 mm less than panels introduced last year. In addition, the panel has achieved the same level of brightness as a Full HD panel.
The Quad HD display produces images in sharper color and contrast than regular displays because of the greater amount of pixels. This means that high resolution images and videos in the Blu-ray format can be viewed in a fully vivid and realistic manner. The display retains the readability of letters and images without distorting them when they are enlarged while surfing the internet or working on documents.
According to DisplaySearch, the shipment of premium smartphone displays based on LTPS backplanes is expected to grow to 780 million units by this year and 940 million units by next year…