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Sharp Develops 'Two-Way Viewing-Angle' LCD

Friday, July 15, 2005 8:13:57 AM
By YURI KAGEYAMA

In this photo distributed by Japan's consumer electronics maker Sharp Coroporation, a Sharp employee  holds a mirror to show a totally different image of the screen of a new liquid-crystal display that is showing a PC screen from the opposite angle during the product's unveiling Thursday, July 14, 2005 in Tokyo.  The "two-way viewing-angle LCD" can send light from the backlight separately to the right and left.  And so one person can be surfing the Internet, using the display as a PC screen, while another watches a downloaded movie or TV broadcast. It also works for watching two TV channelsTOKYO (AP) - At last, a way to end squabbles over which TV channel to watch — without buying a second set. Sharp Corp. has developed a liquid-crystal display that shows totally different images to people viewing the screen from the left and the right.

One person can be surfing the Internet, using the display as a PC screen, while another watches a downloaded movie or TV broadcast. It also works for watching two TV channels: One person can watch baseball while another watches a soap opera.

The "two-way viewing-angle LCD," announced by the Japanese consumer electronics maker Thursday, will go into mass production this month and will cost roughly twice as much as a standard display.


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