AUO's 6-inch full HD LTPS in-cell touch panel integrates the display driver IC and touch IC to simplify the overall module structure, according to the company. Moreover, a new circuit and display design have enabled the bottom module border to decrease by 40% in width, and the left and right module borders to be just 0.6mm wide, achieving ultra-slim border on all four sides.
The 18:9 full screen aspect ratio produces more space to accommodate a virtual HOME button. Moreover, the in-cell touch technology allows for higher touch sensitivity and precision, and the smartphone could become slimmer and lighter. The panel possesses 1080 x 2160 high resolution and employs AHVA (advanced hyper-viewing angle) technology.
The panel will be showcased at Touch Taiwan 2017 in Taipei September 20-22.
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