Exhibition highlights include the world’s first 120Hz ultra high refresh rate QHD gaming notebook PC panel in the exhibition’s Gaming Displays Zone; high resolution, ultra narrow border LTPS smartphone display technologies and UHD 4K ultra high resolution LTPS notebook PC panel; ultra high resolution free-form curved car displays, and high resolution AMOLED display for automotive; and a series of AMOLED displays for smartwatch.

The world’s first 17.3-inch 120Hz ultra high refresh rate QHD (2560 x 1440) gaming notebook PC panel from AUO is with mere 5ms super fast response time and 1.8 times higher pixel density than full HD, making it the panel with the highest resolution among 120Hz models.

The panel is capable of demonstrating extremely smooth and impressive picture quality, setting a new standard for gaming notebook PC panel specifications. 17.3-inch UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) ultra high resolution notebook PC panel has an ultra high pixel density of 255 PPI and high color saturation to significantly increase image fineness, boasting exceptional image depth and vivid details.

In addition, AUO is also to showcase the world’s first 120Hz ultra high refresh rate 13.3-inch UHD 4K LTPS notebook panel, which has a pixel density of 332 PPI to show delicate and lifelike image details. Its 1mm only ultra narrow border design allows for even more display active area, and the panel is only 2mm thick, exhibiting a sleek and modern contour.

To meet the rapid hardware and software development of smart cars, AUO will display a full range of car displays for cluster application, including 25-inch ultra wide car display adopting free-form cutting and curved design.

The display has an ultra high resolution (3840 x 720) and 16:3 ultra wide aspect ratio, and is closely integrated with the interior design to craft a streamlined vehicle interior. 12.3-inch full HD AMOLED car display is high in resolution, contrast and response time, reaching a high NTSC 100% color saturation. Its outstanding and accurate picture quality satisfies consumer demands in terms of navigation, in-car entertainment, and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).