Abstract: The present invention discloses a liquid crystal display device with a light shutter to eliminate a motion-blurring phenomenon generated upon displaying a moving picture, thereby improving a display quality. In the liquid crystal display device, a light shutter is provided on a liquid crystal display panel for displaying an image to transmit or shut off the light from the liquid crystal display panel.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device includes first and second opposed substrates having inner surfaces in which a liquid crystal layer formed therebetween, a data bus line and a gate bus line arranged perpendicularly and/or horizontally in a matrix on the first substrate thereby defining a unit pixel region, and a pair of data electrode and common electrode applying a plane electric field in the liquid crystal layer, the electrodes being inclined with respect to the data bus line and parallel to each other.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device (LCD) is disclosed in which a first portion of one pixel region has alignment direction clockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode, and a second portion of the pixel region has alignment direction counterclockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode. This in-plane switching mode LCD has an improved viewing angle characteristics.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device (LCD) is disclosed in which a first portion of one pixel region has alignment direction clockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode, and a second portion of the pixel region has alignment direction counterclockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode. This in-plane switching mode LCD has an improved viewing angle characteristics.

Abstract: A transmissive display device using a micro light modulator that is capable of improving a light efficiency. In the display device, each of first and second transparent substrates has first and second surfaces. A plurality of stationary members are provided on the first surface of the first transparent substrate in a line with and at a desired distance from each other in a stripe shape. A plurality of movable members are opposed to portions at which the stationary members are not provided on the first transparent substrate and takes a bridge shape to have each end secured to onto the first surface of the second transparent substrate and a center portion floated by a desired distance. spacers are provided at the edges of the display device in such a manner that the first surface of the first transparent substrate is opposed to the first surface of the second transparent, thereby constantly keeping a distance between each stationary member and each movable member.

Abstract: A transmissive display device using a micro light modulator that is capable of improving a light efficiency. In the display device, a plurality of stationary members are provided on the first surface of the first transparent substrate in a line with and at a desired distance from each other in a stripe shape. A plurality of movable members are provided on the first transparent substrate and takes a bridge shape to be spaced from the stationary members and have each side overlapped with the stationary members. A light path controller is formed at each portion corresponding to the movable members on the second transparent substrate in such a manner to be spaced from the adjacent members, to reflect a light passing through a light path between each station member and each movable member such that the light is progressed perpendicularly to the second transparent substrate.

Abstract: A display with a micro light modulators including a transparent substrate, a plurality of fixed electrodes on the substrate, a plurality of movable electrodes over and between the fixed electrodes, each movable electrode having a size different from one another and overlapping portions of adjacent fixed electrodes, and a back light on a back surface of the substrate.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device includes first and second substrates, a plurality of gate and data bus lines defining pixel regions and arranged on the first substrate, a common line in the pixel regions, a pair of first and second electrodes parallel to each other applying plane electric fields in the pixel regions, and a liquid crystal layer between the first and second substrates, d&Dgr;n being in the range of 0.29-0.36 um, where d is the thickness of the liquid crystal layer, and &Dgr;n is the refractive anisotropy of the liquid crystal molecule.

Abstract: A transmissive display device using a micro light modulator that is capable of improving a light efficiency. In the display device, a plurality of stationary members are provided on the first surface of the first transparent substrate in a line with and at a desired distance from each other in a stripe shape. A plurality of movable members are provided on the first transparent substrate and takes a bridge shape to be spaced from the stationary members and have each side overlapped with the stationary members. A light path controller is formed at each portion corresponding to the movable members on the second transparent substrate in such a manner to be spaced from the adjacent members, to thereby reflect a light passing through a light path between each station member and each movable member such that the light is progressed perpendicularly to the second transparent substrate.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device includes first and second opposed substrates having inner surfaces in which a liquid crystal layer formed therebetween, a data bus line and a gate bus line arranged perpendicularly and/or horizontally in a matrix on the first substrate thereby defining a unit pixel region, and a pair of data electrode and common electrode applying a plane electric field in the liquid crystal layer, the electrodes being inclined with respect to the data bus line and parallel to each other.

Abstract: A transmissive display device using a micro light modulator that is capable of improving a light efficiency. In the display device, light-path converting members are provided on stationary members to change a path of a light inputted obliquely through stationary members and movable members vertically with respect to a display screen.

Abstract: A transmissive display device using a micro light modulator that is capable of improving a light efficiency. In the display device, each of first and second transparent substrates has first and second surfaces. A plurality of stationary members are provided on the first surface of the first transparent substrate in a line with and at a desired distance from each other in a stripe shape. A plurality of movable members are opposed to portions at which the stationary members are not provided on the first transparent substrate and takes a bridge shape to have each end secured to onto the first surface of the second transparent substrate and a center portion floated by a desired distance. spacers are provided at the edges of the display device in such a manner that the first surface of the first transparent substrate is opposed to the first surface of the second transparent, thereby constantly keeping a distance between each stationary member and each movable member.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device (LCD) is disclosed in which a first portion of one pixel region has alignment direction clockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode, and a second portion of the pixel region has alignment direction counterclockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode. This in-plane switching mode LCD has an improved viewing angle characteristics.

Abstract: An in-plane switching mode liquid crystal display device (LCD) is disclosed in which a first portion of one pixel region has alignment direction clockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode, and a second portion of the pixel region has alignment direction counterclockwise inclined relative to the extension direction of the data electrode. This in-plane switching mode LCD has an improved viewing angle characteristics.