LG announced it plans to launch a 5-inch LCD screen that will feature 1080p resolution and 440ppi pixel density.
The new screen, which LG claims will be the first to offer full HD on a smartphone, is slated for release later this year.
“Specifically designed for smart devices, LG’s screen uses AH-IPS technology — that’s Advanced High Performance In-Plane Switching — allowing a wide viewing angle, fast response times and a realistic color palette,” reports Digital Trends. “The resolution is 1920 x 1080, which is more commonly found on HDTVs and high definition monitors, and the 5-inch panel will have a 16:9 ratio.”
The 440ppi pixel density should be an attention-grabber as well. When Apple introduced its Retina Display for the iPhone 4, it touted 330ppi.
Although LG has yet to announce any devices to feature the new screen, the post suggests the potential of Samsung’s Galaxy Note and the next generation of LG’s Optimus Vu.
LG announced it plans to launch a 5-inch LCD screen that will feature 1080p resolution and 440ppi pixel density.
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