Samsung and Uni-Pixel team up for better, cheaper TMOS displays

Courtesy Engadget  Mon, 10/19/2009 - 21:50

Uni-Pixel has developed a new display technology that could succeed LCD and LED displays, and if all goes according to plan we might see something come to market as soon as next year.

Opcuity uses one layer of MEMS film in in a TMOS (multiplexed optical shutter) device for results that are said to be ten times brighter and sixty percent cheaper to manufacture than LCDs (which use five layers).

Since TMOS displays are very similar to LCDs,...

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