BOE Unveils Advanced 1.5K ADS Pro LCD Panel for Smartphones
BOE, a prominent Beijing-based display manufacturer, has officially introduced its new 6.74-inch 1.5K ADS Pro LCD panel designed specifically for smartphones. This latest innovation features a resolution of 2720×1224 with 446 PPI and incorporates four significant upgrades in pixel design, backplane technology, architecture, and integration. The panel achieves a peak brightness of 1500 nits and supports high refresh rates of 120Hz and 144Hz with reduced motion blur. A key technological advancement is the use of a new gate material that triples conductivity, reduces signal delay by 40%, and lowers power consumption by approximately 28%. Additionally, the integrated 'Lingdong Display' system enables dynamic regional refresh rates between 40–120Hz and ultra-low 5–30Hz idle refresh for always-on displays, resulting in roughly 20% lower energy usage. The panel also includes an integrated ambient light sensor for slimmer bezels and automatic brightness adjustment. While OLED remains dominant in premium devices, this LCD panel emphasizes eye comfort through DC dimming. Currently, no smartphone manufacturers have confirmed the adoption of this new panel.
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BOE Unveils Advanced 1.5K ADS Pro LCD Panel for Smartphones
BOE, a prominent Beijing-based display manufacturer, has officially introduced its new 6.74-inch 1.5K ADS Pro LCD panel designed specifically for smartphones. This latest innovation features a resolution of 2720×1224 with 446 PPI and incorporates four significant upgrades in pixel design, backplane technology, architecture, and integration. The panel achieves a peak brightness of 1500 nits and supports high refresh rates of 120Hz and 144Hz with reduced motion blur. A key technological advancement is the use of a new gate material that triples conductivity, reduces signal delay by 40%, and lowers power consumption by approximately 28%. Additionally, the integrated 'Lingdong Display' system enables dynamic regional refresh rates between 40–120Hz and ultra-low 5–30Hz idle refresh for always-on displays, resulting in roughly 20% lower energy usage. The panel also includes an integrated ambient light sensor for slimmer bezels and automatic brightness adjustment. While OLED remains dominant in premium devices, this LCD panel emphasizes eye comfort through DC dimming. Currently, no smartphone manufacturers have confirmed the adoption of this new panel.
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