Next-generation TMOS displays closer to mass production
By using fewer layers and a simplified structure, TMOS displays are much more energy-efficient and offer a better picture quality
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Uni-Pixel, a company based in Woodlands, Texas, has announced it is about to start mass production of a thin-film to be used in time-multiplexed optical shutter (TMOS) displays, a next-generation display technology that exploits retinal persistence in the human eye and promises significantly better performance than CRT, LCD and OLED displays with, among other things, great durability and dramatically improved energy efficiency.
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