Sharp will begin sales an ultrathin IGZO 4K LED display from early next year.
The Japanese display maker said Wednesday that it will launch sales of a Full HD 3,840x2,160 resolution 32-inch LED-backlit display starting on February 15, 2013.
Including the chassis, the model PN-K321 display is 35mm thick and compatible with DisplayPort and HDMI connectors.
Probably its most salient feature is the use of IGZO technology -- something Apple has had its eye on for the
iPad because IGZO can yield very-high-resolution yet thin displays.
Sharp has a production target of 1,500 units a month. No pricing was given.
Sharp also plans to bring out denser small displays. Last month the company said it has begun production of a 5-inch 1,080x1,920 display.
That's a pixel density of 443 pixels per inch. By comparison,
Apple's iPhone 5 has a pixel density of 326 pixels per inch.
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