LG Display (LGD) is the world’s largest note­book LCD panel sup­plier and will be upping the com­pe­ti­tion with note­book PC LCD pan­els sport­ing 120Hz and 1080p capa­bil­i­ties in Q2’08. 120Hz tech­nol­ogy is gen­er­ally found on higher-end LCD TVs with it fil­ter­ing down to some LCD mon­i­tors. It would be really excit­ing to see this motion-blur-busting tech­nol­ogy on note­book PCs! The com­pany will launch a 1080p 17.3″ note­book PC LCD panel with a bright­ness of 220 cd/m2, a color gamut of 72% NTSC that just weighs 555g in Q1’09 (120Hz?). LGD is also plan­ning to launch a 15.6″ LCD panel sport­ing 1080p capa­bil­ity and a LED back­light. LCD pan­els geared for net­book appli­ca­tions will also see a bump in the num­ber of pix­els and the aspect ratio going to 16:9: 10.1″ wide LCDs with a 1366 x 768 pixel for­mat in Q1’09. Want it a bit larger? How about a 11.6″ LCD panel start­ing in April. Now the only ques­tion I have is whether LGD will its IPS tech­nol­ogy on the higher-end panels…

Source: DigiTimes