Focusing on their renowned TFT manufacturing business, they have launched a line of displays geared towards new household appliances and home automation, where information visualization tends to be shown on high-definition, wide-angle touch displays.
BOE has launched five screens of different sizes and formats, designed not only to fit well in coffee makers, washing machines, or any appliance that can be controlled with a touchscreen, but also to adapt to universal electrical boxes. For example, the 2.1” round QV021Z6M-N80-2HP0 model, suitable for electrical boxes, coffee makers, washing machines, and other appliances, has a 480x480 pixel array that provides excellent resolution with its 16.7 million colors.
This model is fully compatible with its square counterpart, the QV040Z6M-T80-DHP0, a 3.95” display with a 1024x768 resolution.
For larger formats, but for the same applications, BOE offers elongated touchscreens in 6.75”, 9.5”, and 12.3” sizes.
The 6.75” model, QV068Y0M-N10-DHP0, features a 480x1280 pixel resolution, a 4-channel MIPI interface, and LED backlighting, both of which provide excellent contrast and brightness.
The 9.5” display, reference QV095Z9M-N00-1QP0, has a 480x1920 pixel resolution and a MIPI interface with a brightness of 800 candelas.
The latest model in this series is the 12.3” QV123Z7M-N80 with 1920x720 pixel resolution, an LVDS interface, and 400 candelas of brightness.
With this addition, Media MicroComputer completes its product line to meet the market's demand for high-performance monitors in custom sizes.
