Smartphone handset makers have been increasing the open cell procurement of LTPS LCD because of the tight driver IC supply and to reduce display unit costs. However, the rise in open cell shipments have hurt LCD makers’ LTPS LCD revenue.
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Display Dynamics – July 2021: Chinese smartphone makers increased LTPS open cell procurement for cost reduction
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Hiroshi Hayase
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Hiroshi Hayase is an expert in the small medium display market, including display products for smartphones, automobile monitors, and digital consumer products. He covers display technologies including active matrix (AM) LCD, passive matrix (PM) LCD, electronic paper displays, and AM & PM OLED displays.
With over 35 years of experience in the LCD industry, he brings an unparalleled focus to sales, marketing management, production, product engineering, and market research and analysis. Hiroshi joined Omdia (formerly IHS Markit) in February 2004. Prior to that, Hiroshi was responsible for sales and market research at Wintek Japan Corporation, and he served as sales manager with Applied Komatsu Technology. At Seiko Epson, he gained 13 years of experience in sales management and production engineering across the full range of LCD production processes. Hiroshi holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Shizuoka University, Japan.
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