Core Viewpoint - LG Display showcases its leadership in OLED technology at SID Display Week 2025, unveiling a comprehensive OLED lineup aimed at future markets [1][2]. Group 1: OLED Technology Advancements - The exhibition features three zones: Large OLED, Automotive Display, and Sustainable Innovation, highlighting the evolution of OLED technology [3]. - LG Display's fourth-generation OLED panels utilize a proprietary Primary RGB Tandem structure, achieving a maximum luminance of 4,000 nits, the highest in the industry [4]. - The fourth-generation OLED TV panel enhances energy efficiency by approximately 20% compared to the previous generation, based on a 65-inch panel [6]. - A comparison of third-generation and fourth-generation 27-inch Gaming OLEDs demonstrates significant improvements in brightness and color gamut [7]. - The 45-inch 5K2K Gaming OLED offers the highest resolution of 5120×2160, featuring around 11 million pixels for superior picture quality [8]. - LG Display introduces Dynamic Frequency & Resolution (DFR) technology, allowing optimization for various game genres on a single monitor [9]. - The company presents blue phosphorescent OLED technology for IT devices, achieving about 15% lower power consumption than existing OLED panels [10][11]. Group 2: Automotive Display Innovations - The Automotive Display Zone features a Stretchable display and a concept car equipped with a full lineup of automotive display technologies [12]. - The concept car includes an ultra-large Pillar-to-Pillar (P2P) display and an 18-inch Slidable OLED for Rear Seat Entertainment [14]. - The 57-inch automotive P2P display is the largest single panel in the world, designed for advanced infotainment systems [15]. Group 3: Sustainable Innovations - Under the theme "Sustainable Innovation," LG Display showcases next-generation displays with low power consumption and eco-friendly components [16]. - The 16-inch Neo:LED panel for laptops achieves high color reproduction while being energy efficient, suitable for professionals [17]. - A 14-inch laptop panel incorporates 41% eco-friendly materials, with a goal to increase this to 50% by 2030 [18]. Group 4: Research and Development - LG Display presents 16 early-stage research papers on next-generation display technologies, including advancements in fourth-generation OLED [19].