LP Displays highlights more slimmed down products at IMID 2007

LP Displays showcased its latest innovative product portfolio, highlighted by the world’s thinnest 14”, 21”, and 29” SND (Slim Natural Displays), at the International Meeting on Information Displays or IMID 2007. The annual event was held at the Daegu Exco in Daegu, Korea on August 29-31, 2007.

This is the first time LP Displays, a leading global manufacturer of cathode ray tubes for TV sets and computer monitors, showed the 14” and 29” UltraSlim models, which measure 27.5cm and 29.6cm, respectively, from front to rear. They are dubbed Slim Natural Display (SNDs) as they offer markedly reduced depths compared with existing CRTs. They are expected to help boost the sales of CRTs in an increasingly competitive display market.

In addition to the continuing innovative efforts of LP Displays to further slim down the UltraSlim, the added bonus feature of the product portfolio remains its picture performance-competitive price advantage.

Breaking the barrier of the 30cm depth for the first time in the global display market, LP Displays’ 14" and 29" SNDs are expected to gain popularity from customers not only in Japan, Europe, and Americas, but also emerging markets including Brazil, Russia, India and China.

With the introduction of its SND line-up to the entire LP Displays’ product portfolio, the company expects to further consolidate its leadership in the CRT display market.