April 26, 2011 
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Really…. No really really… There are already rumors spreading around Apple’s iphone 6 specs and today we get a screeny. A japanese newspaper reports that Apple’s 2012 iphone is to use Sharp’s poly-silicon LCD display. The new screen technology is awesome by the way google is your friend. With this new screen technology we could see thinner idevices and more battery life.
iClarified States:
The paper reports that Sharp will begin manufacturing of the displays in the spring of 2012 and has already begun preparing equipment at its Kameyama Plant No. 1.
The low-temperature poly-silicon technology allows for thinner and lighter screens that consume less power than traditional LCD screens, according to AppleInsider.
In a “p-Si LCD,” the thin film transistor, or TFT, of the screen is made of polycristalline silicon. With this method, the display drivers can be mounted directly onto the glass substrate, shrinking the TFT section and allowing for a thinner LCD display. This technology has allowed companies to create “system on glass” devices, in which the optical sensors, signal processing circuits and other components are located directly on the glass substrate.
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If this is true, then the iPhone screens are going to look amazing. Better clarity and HD playback. Sharp is probably the best globally for screen clarity on their TV's so this is a great step forward for Apple!
I can only imagine the repair costs if the digitizer and LCD are all built together into the glass if you break the screen.
Isn't the glass already sealed to the screen anyway? It costs $150 to replace the whole set, so I assume it will be around that price.
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