According to blogger Digital Chat Station, Lenovo has set a large 6.7-6.8 inch 1.5K LCD screen and a medium 6.5 inch LCD screen, with the corresponding models expected to debut next year.
Among them, the specifications of the large 1.5K LCD screen are particularly noteworthy, aligning with the high-end mobile display solutions previously released by BOE.
It is reported that BOE announced the launch of a high-end mobile display solution based on ADS Pro technology in September, featuring a top-tier 6.745 inch LCD screen.
Utilizing a new pixel design with ultra-retina technology, the pixel density reaches 446 PPI, with RGB pixels arranged independently, achieving clarity comparable to 600+ PPI OLED, sharper text edges, and finely detailed images without graininess.
Additionally, its fine line design significantly enhances screen transmittance, combined with new LED backlighting and optical module design, resulting in a notable increase in optical efficiency,with brightness soaring to 1500 nits in high-brightness mode.
Unlike traditional LCD smartphone screens, this upgraded screen employs new gate materials, with gate conductivity efficiency increasing by more than three times, and latency significantly reduced by 40%,achieving a high refresh rate of 144Hz while nearly eliminating motion blur.
Comprehensive calculations indicate that the new ADS Pro mobile screen, operating between 40Hz and 120Hz, can reduce power consumption by up to 20% compared to conventional 120Hz mobile screens.
The always-on display technology has also been upgraded, breaking through the 40Hz low refresh limit,achieving dynamic partition refresh rates of 5Hz to 30Hz, with power consumption reductions of up to 30% compared to traditional technologies.
BOE has also pioneered a highly integrated all-in-one display module design, reducing the space occupied by external sensors, enabling ultra-narrow bezel designs for terminal products, making smartphones lighter and increasing screen-to-body ratio.
From the specifications, this is likely to be one of the best LCD screens in recent years. If Lenovo and Moto can equip it with mid-range flagship-level chips, it may achieve good results in the cost-performance market, which is something to look forward to.
