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Continuous grain (CG) silicon* provides startlingly fast electron transfer rates in comparison to the amorphous silicon used in conventional LCD panels. CG silicon was used to develop Sharp's “System LCD”, which features higher resolution than a CRT as well as a ground-breaking design in which the panel's peripheral circuits and functional elements are integrated into the panel itself. This revolutionary LCD panel combines high resolution, excellent reliability, stunning display performance and low power consumption in a thin, light, compact package. This breakthrough in LCD technology heralds major changes in mobile devices. |
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Superimposition |
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Example: Receive e-mail while watching TV. Superimposition is achieved through the combination of a high-performance TV screen driver with a low-power-consuming driver for displaying e-mail messages. |
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Enlarge (resolution change) function |
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Example: Switch the display resolution back and forth instantly on a PDA. Make small text legible, or view the entire document. |
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* CG Sillicon: Continuous grain sillicon technology developed jointly with Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co. Ltd. |
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