Sharp’s Ultra-thin p-Si LCD Screen is expected to be the iPhone 6 screen display.Apple iPhone 6 is expected to launch around late 2012.
Sharp is, according to an article (translated by Google Translate) in Nikkan, already preparing one of its LCD TV factories, Kameyama Plant No. 1, for the production of low-temperature, poly-silicon LCD screens for iPhones.
The p-Si LCDs are known for being more energy-efficient, consuming less power which equals more battery life.p-SI displays will also enable more vivid images and improved durability, and because “the display drivers can be mounted directly onto the glass substrate,”
With news that Apple has already tapped Sharp to design a new screen for the iPhone 6, it can be argued that there is now more excitement about the iPhone 6?s screen than the purported new screen dimensions of the iPhone 5.
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