Jdi creates 1001 ppi screen for vr, it would be used by playstation vr
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Japan Display Inc (JDI), the well-known Asian leading manufacturer of LTPS LCD panels, has designed a new 3.25-inch LTPS TFT-LCD display designed specifically for VR devices, which promises to improve image quality in virtual reality glasses.
JDI screen would be used in the new PlayStstion VR
JDI was formed a few years ago through the consolidation of the Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi panel businesses. Yesterday, JDI announced the development of a 3.25-inch LTPS TFT-LCD panel designed specifically for VR applications. This panel will have 1001 pixels per inch (PPI), an update to the 803 PPI panel that JDI had talked about last year. The new panel will be smaller, have a higher resolution, a higher refresh rate (120Hz vs. 90Hz) and even better latency.
Comparison with the new 1001ppi panels
| Panel | 803ppi LTPS TFT-LCD | 1001ppi LTPS TFT-LCD |
| LCD mode | IPS designed for VR | |
| Size | 3.60-inch | 3.25-inch |
| Resolution | 1920 × RGB × 2160 | 2160 × RGB × 2432 |
| Pixel Density | 803 ppi | 1001 ppi |
| Response time | 4.5msec (gray-to-gray, worst case) | 2.2msec (gray-to-gray, worst case) |
| Refresh rate | 90Hz | 120Hz |
This new 1001 PPI panel will be featured at The Society of Information Display (SID) "Display Week" at the Los Angeles Convention Center beginning May 22.
JDI expects to begin commercial shipments in late March 2019 and noted in the press release that the long-term goal is to accelerate the production of even higher resolution displays for VR and HMD applications.
It is very possible that these screens are part of the new PlayStation VR, which Sony is preparing for PlayStation 5 from 2020.
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