According to an aspect, a display device includes: a first panel including pixels; a second panel including light control pixels; and a light source. When any of the pixels is controlled to transmit light in accordance with an input image signal, blurring processing is applied, a blurring area is formed, and light from the light source transmits through the blurring area and the pixel controlled to transmit light and is emitted from the first panel. When a straight line connecting a user viewpoint and the pixel controlled to transmit light has an angle relative to a normal to the first panel, a center of the blurring area is at a position shifted to a side opposite to a reference normal side relative to the normal to the first panel passing through a center of the pixel. The reference normal is a normal to the first panel passing through the viewpoint.

According to an aspect, a display device includes: a first panel; a second panel disposed opposing one surface of the first panel; a light source configured to emit light to the other surface of the first panel; and an acquirer configured to acquire user information including information indicating at least one of a position of an eye and a position of a head of a user facing the second panel. The first panel includes light control pixels. The second panel includes pixels. Blurring processing is applied by which the light control pixel positioned around a pixel controlled to transmit light in accordance with an input image signal is caused to transmit light. A blurring area including the light control pixel to which the blurring processing is applied on the first panel corresponds to the position of the eye of the user or the position of the head of the user.

High resolution displays, such as OLED displays, utilize complex driving circuits that can suffer from crosstalk. The crosstalk can affect the brightness of pixels in a row the display, which can be observed by a viewer as a crosstalk artifact. The severity of a crosstalk artifact may correspond to a contrast ratio of a high-contrast transition in which vertically adjacent pixels are sequentially driven by different driving signals during a scan. When a contrast ratio is above a maximum-perceptible contrast ratio, reducing the contrast ratio to the maximum-perceptible contrast ratio and can reduce, or eliminate, crosstalk artifacts. Disclosed herein are methods and devices that adjust pixels to reduce a crosstalk artifact without having a noticeable effect on contrast.

A page display method for a third-party application, includes: when an electronic device enters a power saving mode, in response to a startup instruction for a third-party application, obtaining a background color and a foreground color in the script of the third-party application; adjusting the background color to a first color, and adjusting the foreground color to a second color, wherein a brightness value of the first color is less than a first brightness threshold, a brightness value of the second color is greater than a second brightness threshold, and the first brightness threshold is less than or equal to the second brightness threshold; rendering a background area of the third-party application with the first color and rendering a foreground area of the third-party application with the second color to obtain a page of the third-party application; and displaying the page of the third-party application obtained by rendering.

A display apparatus includes a display panel, a contrast analyzer, a contrast processor and a data driver. The display panel includes a plurality of sub display areas. The display panel is configured to display an image based on input image data. The contrast analyzer is configured to analyze the input image data in a time division method. The contrast processor is configured to adjust contrast of the input image data based on analysis result of the contrast analyzer. The data driver is configured to generate data voltages based on output data of the contrast processor. A number of contrast analysis cores of the contrast analyzer is determined according to a number of the sub display areas and a frame rate.

Systems and methods for adjusting light emitted from a display of a device are provided. The adjusting includes obtaining, from light of an environment detected by at least one sensor, a measured color of light of the environment, and obtaining, from light of the environment detected by at least one sensor, a measured brightness of light of the environment. In response to the obtaining the measured color and the measured brightness of light, a color of light emitted from the display is adjusted from an initial color prior to the adjusting to a target color that matches the measured color. Further, a brightness of light emitted from the display is adjusted from an initial brightness emitted by the display prior to the adjusting to a target brightness that matches the measured brightness of light.

A method for adjusting dark-state voltage applied on a liquid crystal panel, a dark-state voltage adjusting device and a storage medium are proposed. The method includes: obtaining a plurality of initial dark-state voltage differences; obtaining a contrast ratio corresponding to each of the initial dark-state voltage differences based on the plurality of initial dark-state voltage differences; obtaining a reference dark-state voltage difference in the plurality of initial dark-state voltage differences, and obtaining a contrast ratio change corresponding to each of the initial dark-state voltage differences based on the reference dark-state voltage difference; and determining a dark-state voltage difference of the LCD panel based on the contrast ratio change corresponding to each of the initial dark-state voltage differences.

An image processing device having a processor coupled to a memory. The processor is programmed to process two or more media formats stored in the memory, each media format is made up of one or more digital image layers that includes non-transparent pixels and may include transparent pixels. The processor is programmed to: set the non-transparent pixels in each of the digital image layer of the two or more media formats to a contrast state, set pixels stored in an off-screen data buffer of the memory to pixels corresponding to a predetermined color scheme, apply an image function to each media format that is drawn to the off-screen data buffer so as to allow the plurality of overlapping media formats to be displayed on the display screen as see through.

A display data processing device performs color adjustment on gradation values of pixels of a frame image of an input video signal and outputs the adjusted gradation values to a display device. The device includes a first gamma correction unit configured to set the gradation value as the first input gradation value and to convert the first input gradation value into the first corrected gradation value. The device includes a video gain correction unit configured to perform color adjustment on the first corrected gradation value according to video gain correction and to output the result as a video gain corrected gradation value. The device includes a second gamma correction unit configured to set the video gain corrected gradation value as the second input gradation value and to convert the second input gradation value into the second corrected gradation value.

An image processing device in a display device including a first liquid crystal panel configured to display a first image and a second liquid crystal panel disposed on a back surface of the first liquid crystal panel and configured to display a second image, includes: a first image generation unit configured to generate the first image from an input image in which a fourth image is overlapped on a third image, a first region included in the first image forming the fourth image; a second image generation unit configured to generate the second image from the input image, a second region included in the second image forming the fourth image; and an adjustment unit configured to reduce a luminance in the second region, with an amount of reduction of the luminance in the second region being larger than an amount of reduction of a luminance in the first region.