Carbon nanotubes manage 1080p on a 0.7-inch microdisplay

June 2, 2006

3:19 pm

Carbon nanotubes manage 1080p on a 0.7-inch microdisplay

The 0.7-inch microdisplay claims to deliver 1920×1080 images at a lower cost than competing technologies. They also hope to overcome some of the problems that have hamstrung LCoS technology so far by increasing yields and having a lower operating temperature. Finally, its designers are optimistic they’ll be able to reach even higher resolutions in the future. Looks like D-ILA and SXRD may have some competition, although HDTVs based on the technology are not expected to hit until 2007.