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NEC LCD Technologie has developed a new 12.1-inch amorphous-silicon  
thin-film-transistor (TFT) color liquid crystal display (LCD) module  
with super video graphics array (SVGA) resolution that enables naked- 
eye viewing of stereoscopic images.

Featuring horizontal double-density pixel (HDDP) structure, NEC?s  
proprietary pixel array for stereoscopic displays, this module enables  
users to view high-density stereoscopic images without special 3D  
glasses.

The HDDP structure is composed of horizontally striped RGB color sub- 
pixels; each pixel consists of three sub-pixels that are striped  
horizontally and split in half lengthwise. As a result, horizontal  
resolution is double that of 3D LCD modules constructed with  
vertically striped pixels, and 3D images are produced through data for  
the right eye and data for the left eye being alternately displayed  
horizontally by pixel. Moreover, 2D images may also be displayed when  
the same data is presented for adjacent pixels. Since the LCD module  
can display both 3D and 2D images at the same resolution, it can  
display a mixture of 2D and 3D images simultaneously on the same  
screen without causing discomfort to viewers. Furthermore, high- 
quality images are ensured through optimization that has reduced 3D  
crosstalk and produces a wide visible 3D area.


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