LG Debuts World’s Thinnest 1080p Display at 2.2mm Thick

Updated: July 15, 2013

Ever since the existence of phones, making devices thinner and lighter has been a huge priority in the race of mobile technology. Apple has been one of the main companies known for this but it seems LG just took a huge step forward.

LG has recently unveiled the worlds thinnest smartphone display which measures at an insane 2.2mm thin. The display sizes up at 5.2-inches and is easily capable of displaying 1080p content as perfect as the smartphones on the market today.

The Korean electronics company refers to this technology as the “Advanced One-Glass Solution” which operates through a Dual Flexible Circuit insert between the LCD panel and touchscreen film. The single circuit technology is capable of reducing lines for up to 30 percent.

Vice President, Dr. Byeong-Koo Kim started off the unveil saying “Today’s introduction of the world’s slimmest Full HD LCD panel represents an exciting advancement for the high-end smartphone segment, and is possible due to our world-class expertise in IPS and touch technologies.”

Seeing as LG will be hosting an event in New York City on August 7th for, what looks to be an announcement of their next fleet of flagship smartphones such as the Optimus G2 it will be unsurprising to see that the phones will incorporate this new technology. What do you think about this display? Do you ever think that one day phones will get so thin to the point where we can’t have a grasp on them? Let us know what you guys think with a comment down below!

Source: TechnoBuffalo