Between October 29th and 31st, AUO is unveiling some of its latest technologies at FPD International in Yokohama, Japan, many of which will have an emphasis on the latest bandwagon – going green.
It seems that green technologies are really taking off as of late, and if you are like me and are constantly forgetting to turn the TV off standby or feel guilty about your power usage levels, then you can take comfort in the new technologies being produced that not only minimize your environmental footprint but will make using the products more enjoyable.
The whole idea behind AUO’s exhibition is “Green Innovation”. It is aiming to develop its own green technologies, whilst at the same time working on the comfort and convenience levels for customers.
The area is divided into different sections, and in the PID section AUO will be displaying its huge 52-inch and 65-inch Full HD portrait panels, whose slim designs and high brightness levels make them some of the best PIDs around.
It will also be displaying its vast new 42-inch to 65-inch Full HD LCD TV panels, comprising 120Hz high contrast ratio technology to deal with motion blur problems. I can only imagine the viewing experience on that, and surely with the way things are going cinemas will soon be out of business.
Also on show are the 18.5-inch to 24-inch slim desktop display panels with 16:9 widescreens and LED backlight, and the 8.9-inch to 17.3-inch LED notebook panels with 16:9 widescreens complete with power saving features. These are sure to be a hit with those looking for super slim and fashionable designs, as they weigh in at only 180 grams and have a thickness of just 5.2 mm.
But the most important product in terms of green innovation is the 46-inch “Eco Plus” full HD green TV panel. Weight, thickness, and power savings all go down by 30%, and the only thing to go up is the packaging efficiency, which is increased by 66%.
Before the show, AUO’s president and COO, Dr. L.J. Chen, said: “With advanced technologies and applications, we hope to implement AUO Green Solutions to protect our environment while offering convenient and delightful digital lifestyles to consumers.” We couldn’t agree more.
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