IPS Technology

IPS (In Plane Switching) technology is all the rage, and all television and display manufacturers who want to get ahead have adopted it so as to meet consumers’ expectations. IPS LCD products are what’s in, and it looks like this technology is here to stay. In fact, even the professional sector, has long since upgraded to displays with IPS technology. Industries such as design and print have been using this technology, as have sectors in space and medicine.

IPS technology is one of the most leading LCD technologies in the world. It innovatively aligns liquid crystal horizontally to increase the viewing angle and changes the LCD transmittance. IPS is mainly owned by the LG Display Company. This technology was unanimously accepted in its early phase by professionals from all across the globe.

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IPS LCDs are known for their advantages of dynamic definition, color reducibility and
visible angles, etc. Comparing with the traditional ones, IPS LCD has stable liquid crystal molecule arrangement, fast response speed, etc. Thus, it has extra quality of dynamic definition, having completely eliminated the dim and water wave after being pressed and shaken externally. It has put an end to the broken and drag shadow in reproducing fast-moving pictures. This is more than enough reason for TV and display manufacturers to start using IPS enabled LCDs to show intact pictures.

If you compare this cutting edge technology with VA (vertical arrangement) LCD technologies, the molecule reducibility of IPS technology is more powerful, and its panel is more stable and durable. Besides, IPS technology has widened the visible angles in all upper, lower, left and right sides, being close to 180