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Monday, October 19, 2015

Why You Should Integrate a Touch Screen LCD Module in Your Products


Although LCD touch screens used to be considered a high-tech luxury, nowadays they are more common on the market. Touch-screen devices with an LCD module are integrated into everything from computers to smartphones, tablets and portable music players. While some people may be wary of a device that executes demands based on touch, there are definitely several benefits this particular technology offers that traditional buttons cannot. Faster Interaction One of the most notable benefits of a touch screen display is that it allows faster interaction with your device. Instead of having to position a mouse pointer over what you want to click, all you have to do on a touch screen is simply to put your finger on where you want to go. In certain situations where speed can make a world of difference, such as when you’re operating in-vehicle control systems or security equipment, touch screen displays are invaluable.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2015

The Difference of the Two Touch Technologies Used in a TFT LCD Display


Touchscreens have changed the way people expect to interact with their devices. When it comes to smartphones and tablets, touch is the way to go. Even handheld game consoles, laptops, and car navigation systems are moving towards touch. Manufacturers of these devices need to give their respective consumers the responsiveness these consumers are looking for. Selecting the right TFT-LCD display to use for different devices is important. Capacitive or Resistive Technology For touch-sensitive displays, two types of technologies are used: resistive and capacitive. The main difference is in how they respond to touch. Mobile phone comparison site Omio indicates that resistive technology is more accurate but capacitive technology is more responsive.
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Sunday, September 13, 2015

Many Design Aspects Taken into Account by an LCD Module Manufacturer


Today, LCD modules play an important part in people’s daily lives, reflected in the smallest of gadgets and devices, from the simple displays of home alarm systems to the complex capabilities of a smartphone’s screen. While small, LCD modules play a big role in improving the functionality of these devices, being a crucial component in how the user interacts with the gadgets. Since LCD modules are used in a wide variety of applications, an LCD module manufacturer makes a lot of considerations in designing such products. Manufacturers, such as Microtips Technology, have designs with a wide variety of specifications, each of which is ideal for different uses.
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Friday, September 11, 2015

Display Technologies: TFT LCD Display Module, Mono Graphic LCD, OLED


Display technologies have come a long way since its introduction in the electronics scene. Today, different consumer products from HD TVs to handheld devices use a wide variety of display technologies. When designing new products, the first thing original equipment manufacturers determine is the kind of display technology to use. Should it be in color, or feature monochrome display? Depending on intended use of the product, you may choose a TFT LCD display module, a mono graphic LCD, or an OLED module. Battle of Color Displays When it comes to color, contrast, and picture quality, two display technologies are always going head to head with each other – TFT LCD and OLED. For many consumers looking for quality in their devices and appliances, color quality is one of the most sought-after.
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Thursday, September 10, 2015

Glossy or Matte: Which TV LCD Module Offers Best Viewing Experience?


TVs and monitors made with LCD module technology are known to produce crisper images, more vibrant colors, and higher resolutions, which is why they continue to be one of the most popular choices for consumers on the lookout for such technology of maximum quality. To further enhance picture quality on TVs and monitors, manufacturers add many improvements, such as upgrades on display coatings that help specifically to control how the screen will look when exposed to light. Today, there are two different display coating options on finished products – glossy and matte. Which of the two offers the best viewing experience for consumers? Glossy Displays Glossy screens offer more in terms of color and contrast. The image produced on the displays often appear more vivid, saturated, and richer compared to matte displays. Shine some light towards it, and you’ll begin to see some noticeable reflections.
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Sunday, July 26, 2015

Microtips Technology’s Expansive Selection of TFT LCD Display Modules


Here at Microtips Technology, we pride ourselves in being among the pioneers of new LCD technologies. We do this by providing a carefully selected range of products to serve our clients who have a wide variety of purposes in mind. Among the categories of products we manufacture and supply is the (Thin Film Transistor) TFT LCD display. Majority of the displays in our inventory are available in White LED, YG LED, FSTN, and STN, all fitted with capacitive touch screen technology. In this update, we will look into our inventory of modules and highlight some samples that have particular characteristics.
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Friday, July 24, 2015

Touchscreen Technologies behind Our Excellent LCD Module Varieties


Microtips Technology is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of some of the best LCD module varieties available in the market today. Our success is driven by our determination to be a pioneer in new LCD technologies. For this reason, we have always used the latest touchscreen technologies in our products. We mainly provide a gamut of LCD modules in two of the major (and most widely used) types of touchscreen technologies: capacitive touch and resistive touch. Almost every industry in the world today, from automotive to healthcare, uses some form of touchscreen device. This is mostly because touchscreen makes for a more user-friendly experience when compared to traditional button-operated technology. The first ever touchscreen was developed in the late 1960s at the Royal Radar Establishment in the U.K. by E.A. Johnson.
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