Abstract: A remote control apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises: a communication unit for communicating with a display apparatus; a display unit; and a control unit for outputting, via the display unit, a first group of keys corresponding to a remote control mode, and, in response to a keyboard mode activation signal received from a display apparatus, outputting a second group of keys corresponding to the keyboard mode.

Abstract: A display apparatus may include a display panel including a plurality of light emitting diode (LED) pixels; a panel driver configured to provide a driving signal to the display panel to drive the display panel; a memory storing heating characteristic information of each of a red (R) sub-pixel, a green (G) sub-pixel, and a blue (B) sub-pixel included in each of the plurality of LED pixels; and a processor configured to: obtain an average brightness value corresponding to an input image based on a gray level value of the input image, obtain heating estimation data of the input image based on the gray level value of the input image and the heating characteristic information stored in the memory, modify the obtained average brightness value based on the heating estimation data, and control the panel driver based on the modified average brightness value.

Abstract: A micro light emitting diode (LED) transfer method includes: preparing a transfer substrate including a plurality of micro LEDs, the plurality of micro LEDs having electrodes disposed in a first direction and a second direction different from the first direction on the transfer substrate; sequentially transferring a first set of micro LEDs among the plurality of micro LEDs in block units from the transfer substrate to first regions of a target substrate; and sequentially transferring a second set of micro LEDs among the plurality of micro LEDs in block units from the transfer substrate to second regions of the target substrate, and in the sequential transferring of the second set of micro LEDs, the second set of micro LEDs transferred to the second regions are disposed in the same electrode direction as an electrode direction of the first set of micro LEDs transferred to the first regions.

Abstract: A micro light emitting diode (LED) transfer method includes: preparing a transfer substrate including a plurality of micro LEDs, the plurality of micro LEDs having electrodes disposed in a first direction and a second direction different from the first direction on the transfer substrate; sequentially transferring a first set of micro LEDs among the plurality of micro LEDs in block units from the transfer substrate to first regions of a target substrate; and sequentially transferring a second set of micro LEDs among the plurality of micro LEDs in block units from the transfer substrate to second regions of the target substrate, and in the sequential transferring of the second set of micro LEDs, the second set of micro LEDs transferred to the second regions are disposed in the same electrode direction as an electrode direction of the first set of micro LEDs transferred to the first regions.

Abstract: A display apparatus and a method for applying an OSD applying thereto. The display apparatus maintains the depth of the OSD to be displayed on the screen at a specific depth if the depth of a 3D image is adjusted. Accordingly, even if the depth of the 3D image is adjusted, the depth of the OSD remains the same. Therefore, a user may be provided with the OSD of which depth does not change even if the depth of the 3D image is adjusted.

Abstract: A display apparatus and a method for applying an OSD applying thereto. The display apparatus maintains the depth of the OSD to be displayed on the screen at a specific depth if the depth of a 3D image is adjusted. Accordingly, even if the depth of the 3D image is adjusted, the depth of the OSD remains the same. Therefore, a user may be provided with the OSD of which depth does not change even if the depth of the 3D image is adjusted.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus and method for compensating for estimated motion vectors by deciding whether a pattern image exists in target blocks for motion estimation. A motion estimation part compares a current block of a current frame/field to a search area established in a previous frame/field, calculates plural motion estimation error values, and estimates a temporary motion vector of the current block based on the plural motion estimation error values. A pattern decision part analyzes the calculated motion estimation error values, and decides that the current block is a pattern image. A motion compensation part produces a compensation motion vector of the current block by use of the plural motion estimation error values if the current block is decided as the pattern image. A motion vector selection part selects a final motion vector based on a result of the pattern decision part.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus and method for compensating for estimated motion vectors by deciding whether a pattern image exists in target blocks for motion estimation. A motion estimation part compares a current block of a current frame/field to a search area established in a previous frame/field, calculates plural motion estimation error values, and estimates a temporary motion vector of the current block based on the plural motion estimation error values. A pattern decision part analyzes the calculated motion estimation error values, and decides that the current block is a pattern image. A motion compensation part produces a compensation motion vector of the current block by use of the plural motion estimation error values if the current block is decided as the pattern image. A motion vector selection part selects a final motion vector based on a result of the pattern decision part.