Samsung Electronics Co Ltd developed a 18.5-inch LCD display whose power consumption is as low as 6.3W and exhibited it at SID 2010.
At the company’s booth, the display was connected to a PC via a USB2.0 cable and powered only by the PC.
The low power consumption was realized by improving the transmittance of the panel and the luminance efficiency of the backlight. The transmittance of the panel, which is a TN-mode panel, is about 7%. But the company declined to comment on the specific technologies used to improve the transmittance.
The display is equipped with an edge-lit type backlight unit that uses LEDs as its light source. The LEDs have a higher efficiency than those used for existing LCD monitors. However, their lifetime is 30,000 hours, which is 20,000 hours shorter than that of the existing LCD monitors’ LEDs.
The pixel count, luminance and contrast ratio of the new LCD display are 1,366 x 768, 250cd/m2 and 1,000:1, respectively.
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Samsung LCD powered by USB? amazing. this is a great inovation! less power consumption promote green house environment. great thing!
but i want to ask. how will it supply the chips of an LCD is the output voltage of a system unit is 3-5 volts if i am not mistaken?
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this is very cool, the less cabling i have the better
this is very cool, the less cabling i have the better
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Cool energy saving LCD! Hope Samsung can improve the life span on it.
Samsung LCD powered by USB? amazing. this is a great inovation! less power consumption promote green house environment. great thing!
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The display is equipped with an edge-lit type backlight unit that uses LEDs as its light source.
I love samsung computer monitors. Crisp images my only question is what’s processing the graphics if it’s sending the signal via USB
hi so good post.
everyday technology must advance definitely.
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hi,
it is nice technology information, but their is problem with lifetime hours.
and how USB is more preferable than 14 pin output of PC.
There is one confusion is this picture is as clear as old connector or HDMI connector pin.
Samsung made this so sure that it good but how it is?
thanks
Great article and it’s so helpful. But I just can’t see any picture in your blog. Is that my computer problem? But I can see other s’ blog pics. :
That’s quite energy-saving:)
It was nice to know.Thank you for sharing other information.
This looks great and is energy efficient!
Samsungs most highly developed HDTV technology is enclosed in a razor-thin shape outline. Samsungs LED TVs are only 1.2 inch deep which is considered to be the thinnest TV so far. This outstanding design makes it easy for anyone to hag their TV on the wall.
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