[IMID] LG Display Exhibits 15-inch Double-sided Reflective Display -- Tech-On!

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LG Shows Off Ultra-Thin Double Sided LCDs [Battleship, Sunk!]
Published 10/17/2008 by John Herrman at Gizmodo
... back to back — this incredibly thin screen displays the same image in two directions, all the time. The concept is fundamentally interesting, but with one side of the panel always displaying a mirror of the other, I'm really having trouble imagining how to use it. Advertising? Two-sided home theaters? The least private laptop ever? You've got plenty of time to think about it, as LG is giving no indication of when — of even if — this tech will make it to market. [TechOn] ...

LG shows-off 15-inch double-sided reflective display
Published 10/17/2008 by Matt Burns at CrunchGear
... is displaying the latest in reflective display technology with its 15-inch double-sided model. This particular demonstration model has a pixel count of 512 x 384 with a contrast ratio of 14:1. No word on what this will eventually become, but since reflective displays tend to draw their backlight from ambient light sources, I would assume something with advertising. One day we might see similar technology at a bus stop showing off Calvin Klein underwear on one side and an ad for Microsoft Windows 13 on the other. ...

LG 15-inch Double-sided LCD
Published 10/20/2008 by Johan at TechFresh, Consumer Electronics Guide
... LG comes back with an LCD prototype that can also be read by those sitting clear over on the back side. LG’s new double-sided LCD shows the same image on both sides in 512 x 384 resolution and 14:1 contrast ratio. [TechOn] ...

LG demos 15-inch double-sided LCD
Published 10/20/2008 by Tim Stevens at Engadget
... While most manufacturers seem to be working on privacy tech to make LCDs harder to view by anyone not sitting right in front of them, LG is bucking the trend, demoing a prototype that can be read even by those sitting clear over on the back side. Unlike ...

LG Display develops 15-inch double-sided reflective display
Published 10/25/2008 by vinit at PCLaunches.com
... if LG makes it touch-sensitive. And if it goes multi-touch then nothing can stop such a notebook from becoming one of the most coolest notebook to hang out with. Tech-On reports, it is an ECB-mode and normally-white type LCD display with a pixel count of (512 × RG) × (384 × BW). Its aperture ratio, reflectance ratio and color gamut are 46%, 20% and 12%, respectively. And its contrast ratio is 14:1. Back Image: [Via Tech-On]