Written by Woo-keun Lee, senior researcher at LG Economic Research Institute

Popularity of smartphones and tablet gadgets enabled the arrival of the post PC era, where displays have surpassed its initial role to transfer image, but now with added computer function. The lines categorizing between TV, monitor, notebook and cell phones are now being blurred, and the arrival of new display apparatuses like Google glasses and smart watches is imminent. Not only are consumers becoming accustomed to the functions or technology of the display itself, but they are now also growing more accustomed to user-friendly interface. Having said this, one question remains: What is the next step in display that will truly meet the growing standards and demands of consumers of today? No matter how great the concept or idea may be, without the proper materials, realization into an actual product is an impossibility.

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How are people using their IT devices? There are many different things that can be done on the display such as managing schedules, taking pictures or finances. These days, the importance of smart devices such as smartphones and tablet is increasing in education as well. It is becoming less common to see students at university using traditional tools like pen and paper to take notes. Let's take an in-depth look at smart learning and smart displays.

Since Japanese engineers first demonstrated high-resolution at the International Television Engineers Conference in 1981, the demand for high-quality content has continued to grow. The high-resolution display trend has already begun with Full-HD TVs being commonplace in homes and QHD (Quad High Definition) quality panels being adopted in smartphones with screens that are the size of the palm a person's hand. The high-resolution contents that provide realistic images and a true sense of immersion have now moved beyond 4K and the focus has now turned to super-high-resolution 8K.

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