- Brightest OLED
- Monogreen at 27,000 nits, replacing LCD
- Full color: Achieved 7,500 nits in 2018 and targeting 10,000 nits (maximum brightness) by late 2020 and 28,000 nits in 2022 – enables OLED to deliver brightness needed for A/R and V/R platforms
- Patented Direct Patterning (dPd)TM technology
- Very high contrast without any background glow
- Low power consumption enables longer battery life
- Broad range of resolution (VGA to 2K)1
- Field tested for reliability and performance
- Rolling and global illumination – nausea-free operation
- Movable smaller window size capability with ultra-low power consumption and very high frame rates
- Auto gamma correction for individual primary colors – will provide correct color gamut across full gray scale
- Compact form factor
- Light-weight solution
- Highly efficient displays with long lifetimes
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eMagin Microdisplay Advantage |
Smaller pixel pitch and higher fill factor provides sharper and crisper images
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OLED Cell Phone Display
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eMagin OLED Microdisplay
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OLED Microdisplays Provide Better Viewing Experience
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Headsets need a high-resolution microdisplay with high fill factorto eliminate the “screen door” effect
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Magnified Cell Phone Display ~600 ppi
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eMagin Microdisplay >2,500 ppi
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