AUO is set to showcase its advanced LED (ALED) commercial display at Touch Taiwan 2023. The company’s ALED display features cutting-edge fine-pitch seamless tiling technology that overcomes the size limitations typically associated with displays. The Touch Taiwan 2023 exhibition is an opportunity for AUO to demonstrate the potential of its ALED display technology to industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. As the company continues to work with film and television partners, it remains to be seen how these displays will impact the market and home cinema experiences in the long term.
AUO Advances ALED Tiled Displays for Diverse Commercial Demands with Easy Installation and Swift Maintenance
ALED displays boast an impressive array of features, including high pixel density, a wide color gamut, high brightness, and high resolution. These qualities result in smooth image details and lifelike color contrasts, providing an unparalleled viewing experience for audiences. The ALED displays can be customized to accommodate various shapes and sizes, allowing for flexible installation in a range of scenarios, including seamless tiling on 90-degree angled walls.
In an effort to boost the adoption and implementation of ALED displays in commercial applications, AUO has been collaborating with stage equipment manufacturers and systems integration suppliers. These partnerships aim to continually improve the design of ALED display modules, making them easier to install and providing better protection during transportation to reduce the risk of damage.
The versatility of AUO’s ALED displays makes them suitable for a wide range of applications, such as retail spaces, situation rooms, museums, planetariums, entertainment venues, and large concerts. Their modular design enables quick installation, disassembly, replacement, and maintenance by onsite personnel, allowing them to adapt to the various requirements of different scenarios. As AUO continues to advance its ALED display technology, it is poised to make a significant impact on multiple industries and reshape the way audiences experience visual content.
AUO ALED Premium Home Cinema
AUO’s ALED Premium Home Cinema features a 163-inch ALED display that incorporates AUO’s A.R.T. advanced reflectionp-less technology. This technology is designed to reduce reflection and improve color representation, addressing some common issues faced by traditional displays and projectors in home theaters.
The ALED Premium Home Cinema aims to deliver high-quality images regardless of ambient light conditions, such as well-lit environments or rooms with full-length windows. The display is also designed to allow seamless extension and various tiling options, offering flexibility for customized home theater setups.
The display comes equipped with HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology, which is intended to provide richer colors and improved image quality. HDR can help reveal details in both bright and dark areas, creating more realistic and lifelike visuals. Alongside the display, the ALED Premium Home Cinema includes a 16-channel audio system to further enhance the home viewing experience.
AUO Targets Gamers with Curved, Ultra-high Refresh Rate Technology
Also at Touch Taiwan 2023, AUO plans to unveil the 49-inch Ultra-wide 5K 360Hz curved gaming display, designed specifically for real-time strategy (RTS) gamers. The display boasts a 32:9 ultra-wide aspect ratio and R1000 curvature, aiming to provide gamers with a fully immersive experience. The 5K high-resolution display and native VA contrast ratio of 5000:1 are intended to deliver exceptional contrast performance, which could be advantageous for games with darker scenes.
Additionally, AUO plans to showcase the 24-inch FHD 540Hz ultra-fast gaming display panel, which is claimed to have the world’s highest refresh rate by the company. This display targets professional eSports players seeking smooth, uninterrupted dynamic image quality. The high refresh rate, combined with dynamic refresh rate adjustment, aims to eliminate issues like screen tearing, stuttering, and ghosting, potentially enhancing gamers’ win-rates and providing a smoother gaming experience.
