A transparent display apparatus is provided, which improves reflection visibility between a display area and a non-display area. The transparent display apparatus comprises a substrate provided with a display area, in which a plurality of pixels having a first transmissive portion and a plurality of subpixels are disposed, and a non-display area near the display area, and a plurality of GIP portions provided in the non-display area on the substrate, including a second transmissive portion and a plurality of block portions, respectively, wherein the plurality of subpixels include a first subpixel provided to emit white light, the plurality of block portions include a first block portion disposed at a position corresponding to the first subpixel, and the first block portion include a dummy pattern provided to be the same as or similar to the first subpixel.

Systems, methods, and computer readable media to improve gamut size for a multi-layer display are described. Various embodiments receive a color input value indicative of a target display color associated with an input image and determine a color saturation value for the received color input value. Based on the color saturation value, a drive value for a monochromatic modulation panel and a drive value for the color modulation panel may be determined. The various embodiments can then drive the monochromatic modulation and the color modulation panel according to the drive values. The monochromatic modulation panel is not modulated until the color modulation panel is driven to full illumination.

A device (100) includes a display (102, 800) that is suitable for use under widely ranging lighting conditions. The display includes separately operable transmissive light modulator subpixels (402, 404, 406, 502, 504, 506, 602, 604, 606, 702, 704, 706, 808, 810, 812, 1036, 1136, 1204, 1304, 1404, 1504, 1716, 1916) that can be provided in at least three colors to provide a full color display but also includes separately operable reflective light modulator subpixels (408, 508, 608, 708, 814, 1038, 1138, 1202, 1302, 1402, 1502, 1714, 1914) that provide basic readability when light levels are so high (e.g., bright summer day) that the image presented by the transmissive light modulators would be difficult to discern. The reflective light modulators may be provided with in-pixel memory (526) so as to reduce the energy cost of providing always-on functioning for displaying certain time sensitive information.

Provided is a display device or a display system capable of displaying images along a curved surface, a display device or a display system capable of displaying images seamlessly in the form of a ring, or a display device or a display system that is suitable for increasing in size. The display device includes a display panel. The display panel includes a first part and a second part and is flexible. The first part can display images. The second part can transmit visible light. The display panel is curved so that the second part and the first part overlap with each other.

A reflective display device includes a layer of pigment material that is divided into a plurality of pixels, the pigment material in each pixel displaying information by reflecting light. The reflective display device further includes a light source embedded in the layer of a pigment material, wherein the light source emits light that is reflected by the pigment material.

Disclosed herein are liquid-crystal display (LCD) touch screens that integrate the touch sensing elements with the display circuitry. The integration may take a variety of forms. Touch sensing elements can be completely implemented within the LCD stackup but outside the not between the color filter plate and the array plate. Alternatively, some touch sensing elements can be between the color filter and array plates with other touch sensing elements not between the plates. In another alternative, all touch sensing elements can be between the color filter and array plates. The latter alternative can include both conventional and in-plane-switching (IPS) LCDs. In some forms, one or more display structures can also have a touch sensing function. Techniques for manufacturing and operating such displays, as well as various devices embodying such displays are also disclosed.

A display panel includes a display module and a fingerprint identification module. The display module includes an array substrate and a plurality of light-emitting units. A light-emitting unit includes a reflecting electrode. The display module includes a plurality of light-transmitting regions disposed on the array substrate. The fingerprint identification module is configured to perform fingerprint identification according to the light which is firstly reflected by a touch body, secondly passes through the light-transmitting regions of the display module, and thirdly hits the fingerprint identification module. The light-transmitting regions of the display module include a plurality of first light-transmitting regions. The area of one first light-transmitting region is greater than or equal to 2.5% of the area occupied by one pixel unit. In the direction perpendicular to the display panel, a first light-transmitting region is corresponding to an electrical potential connecting point.

A device can include a first display configured to produce an image and a second display. The second display can be non-emissive and transparent. The second display can also include a plurality of pixels that is electronically controllable to selectively diffuse light associated with the image produced by the first display.

A display device can include a first display configured to produce an image and a plurality of transparent displays. Each of the plurality of transparent displays can be configured to produce a slice of the image to provide depth and a three-dimensional effect to the image, or at least one of the plurality of transparent displays can be configured to block, diffuse, or scatter light associated with the image produced by the first display so that different ones of a plurality of users see different content derived from the image produced by the first display. Each of the transparent displays can be substantially transparent. Further, at least one of the plurality of transparent displays can be made using Smectic A liquid crystals.

A system can include a projection layer. The projection layer can include a plurality of pixels. The plurality of pixels can be electronically controllable to vary appearance of at least one of the plurality of pixels in coordination with an image projected onto the projection layer.