Abstract: A vehicle display device includes an indicator that luminously displays a display image on its screen by lighting and stops the luminous display of the display image by extinction, and a display panel that includes a light shielding part on a rear surface of the display panel. The light shielding part light-shields a surrounding part of a transmitting window, through which an image light of the display image is transmitted to be capable of being visually recognized from a front side. A transmission region of a front surface of the display panel that is located at least on the front side of the transmitting window is occupied by a planar part that is formed in a flat surface shape along the screen, and a plurality of projecting surface parts that project from the planar part into a curved projecting surface shape.

Abstract: A vehicle display device includes an indicator that luminously displays a display image on its screen by lighting and stops the luminous display of the display image by extinction, and a display panel that includes a light shielding part on a rear surface of the display panel. The light shielding part light-shields a surrounding part of a transmitting window, through which an image light of the display image is transmitted to be capable of being visually recognized from a front side. A transmission region of a front surface of the display panel that is located at least on the front side of the transmitting window is occupied by a planar part that is formed in a flat surface shape along the screen, and a plurality of projecting surface parts that project from the planar part into a curved projecting surface shape.

Abstract: A display panel includes a first halftone dot layer and a second halftone dot layer. The first and the second layers are formed with halftone dots printed at regular intervals in gradation patterns so that brightness gradually changes. The first and the second layers are arranged in parallel to each other yet rotated relative to each other by a predetermined angle measured between directions in which the halftone dots are aligned in the first and the second layers.

Abstract: A display panel includes a first halftone dot layer and a second halftone dot layer. The first and the second layers are formed with halftone dots printed at regular intervals in gradation patterns so that brightness gradually changes. The first and the second layers are arranged in parallel to each other yet rotated relative to each other by a predetermined angle measured between directions in which the halftone dots are aligned in the first and the second layers.