3.5inch-320x480 TFT display LCD screen ST7796S IPS type

Key Specifications/Special Features:

Size: 3.5 inch TFT
LCM Dimension: 54.48(W)* 84.71(H) * 2.30(T)mm
LCD Active Area: 48.96* 73.44mm
Number Of Dots: 320 * RGB * 480pixel
LCD Type: a-Si TFT 
Viewing Direction: ALL 
Driver IC: ST7796S 
Interface Type: MCU 
Operating Temperature: -20℃~ 70℃ 
Storage Temperature: -30℃~ 80℃ 
Backlight Type: 6 LEDs 
Brightness: 250-300Cd/m2

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About ten years ago, when flat-panel TVs began to rise, plasma (PDP) TVs and LCD TVs were once two evenly matched camps Active Matrix Oled. The advantage of LCD lies in the small size of 32, 37, and 40 inches, and the fine picture quality, but the disadvantage is that there is a more serious "tailing" phenomenon. The advantage of PDP lies in the large size of 42 inches or more, the picture has no tailing, and is suitable for watching dynamic pictures. The disadvantage is that the picture quality is relatively rough and the graininess is strong OLED Display Module.

    At that time, during the "May Day" and "October" Golden Weeks, the "PDP vs. LCD battle" was raging. Plasma TVs once occupied about 30%-40% of the market share around 2006. During the period from 2005 to 2006, the market shares of PDP and LCD were roughly equal, and LCD TVs with advantages in multiple sizes had the upper hand. Due to the control of panel resources, Japanese Panasonic and Hitachi have become the leading brands, and the domestic brand Changhong, which is a "big bet" on plasma, has become the representative. In addition, LG, Samsung, Hisense, Konka and other brands have launched a small number of plasma products Organic Light Emitting Display.

    But today, in major stores such as Gome and Suning, plasma TVs are barely visible from other first-line brands except for Panasonic and Changhong products. According to store statistics, the market share of plasma TVs has even been compressed to about 2%.

    Panasonic is the last insistent of PDP TVs. It also plans to completely stop the production of PDP TV panels at the end of 2013, and is preparing to sell PDP TV production bases, so as to completely withdraw from the PDP industry. The latest situation shows that it is not just the whole PDP TV. Panasonic is likely to officially withdraw from the plasma panel business before the end of March next year. Although the news has not been officially confirmed, according to the current market situation, plasma TVs will be eliminated like the previous CRT TVs and rear projection TVs 0.42-1.3 Inch OLED.