The present disclosure discloses a light diffusion film, a polarizer including the light diffusion film, and a liquid crystal display device. A plurality of first particles and a plurality of second particles disposed in the resin layer of the light diffusion film. Each of the first particles has a diameter remaining unchanged in a longitudinal direction of the first particles. Each of the second particles includes a first end portion and a second end portion in a longitudinal direction thereof, and a diameter of the first end portion decreases progressively in a direction away from the second end portion.

A display device includes a liquid crystal display panel (3) and a backlight source (2), and further includes a plurality of bandpass filters (1) corresponding to respective pixel units of the liquid crystal display panel (3), the bandpass filters (1) being configured to perform narrowband filtering on the light emergent from the backlight source (2). By adopting the bandpass filters (1), the narrowband filtering on the red, green and blue light is realized by using a narrowband interference filtering method, such that the effect of improving the gamut of the display device is achieved and the high-gamut display is realized.

An optical film includes a polarizing film including a polyolefin and a dichroic dye, a first photo-alignment layer on a side of the polarizing film, and a first liquid crystal layer on a side of the first photo-alignment layer, wherein the polarizing film and the first liquid crystal layer are in close contact with the first photo-alignment layer to provide a self-integrated structure. A method of manufacturing the same and a display device including the optical film are also provided.

Disclosed is a display device with a capacitive touch panel including a laminate between a display panel and a cover layer, the laminate having a viewing-side polarizing plate; a first conductive layer, a dielectric layer and a second conductive layer constituting a capacitive touch sensor; and a substrate, in which the first conductive layer, dielectric layer, second conductive layer, and substrate are positioned closer to the cover layer than is the viewing-side polarizing plate, the first conductive layer is formed on one surface of the substrate, the dielectric layer is formed on a surface of the first conductive layer opposite to the substrate side, the second conductive layer is formed on a surface of the dielectric layer opposite to the first conductive layer side, the substrate has an optical film with a phase difference of (2n?1)?/4, where n is a positive integer, the viewing-side polarizing plate has a polarizing film, and a slow axis of the optical film intersects a transmission axis of the polarizing film at an angle of about 45? as viewed in a stacking direction.

A curved-surface liquid crystal display panel and a display device are disclosed. The curved-surface liquid crystal display panel includes an array substrate and an opposite substrate, a liquid crystal layer including first liquid crystal molecules, a lower polarizer, an upper polarizer, a lower compensation layer, and an upper compensation layer. Each of the upper compensation layer and the lower compensation layer includes second liquid crystal molecules having a birefringence different from that of the first liquid crystal molecules. A direction of pre-tilt angles of the second liquid crystal molecules in the upper compensation layer and a direction of a light absorption axis of the upper polarizer forms a non-zero first angle, and the direction of pre-tilt angles of the second liquid crystal molecules in the lower compensation layer and a direction of a light absorption axis of the lower polarizer forms a non-zero second angle.

Methods and systems for an electro-optic filter that operates in two modes-a homogeneous mode and a heterogeneous mode. The homogeneous mode maintains a relatively homogeneous shading/attenuation range across specified viewing angles in both the vertical and horizontal directions. The heterogeneous mode provides for relatively homogeneous shading/attenuation range across specified viewing angles in the horizontal direction but allows for gradual and a more varying (e.g., wider) range of shading/attenuation changes across the specified viewing angles in the vertical direction, e.g., as compared to the horizontal direction.

A light control member includes a light-transmissive first substrate, a light diffusing portion which is defined on a first surface of the first substrate, and a light shielding layer which is defined in a first region other than a second region in which the light diffusing portion is formed on the first surface and includes a light emitting end surface in contact with the first substrate, and a light incident end surface opposite the light emitting end surface and having a first area larger than a second area of the light emitting end surface, and structured such that a height from the light incident end surface to the light emitting end surface is larger than a layer thickness of the light shielding layer.

Disclosed is a display device with a capacitive touch panel including a laminate between a display panel and a cover layer, the laminate having a viewing-side polarizing plate, a first conductive layer, a second conductive layer, and a substrate, in which the substrate has an optical film with a phase difference of (2n?1)?/4, where n is a positive integer, the viewing-side polarizing plate has a polarizing film, and a slow axis of the optical film intersects a transmission axis of the polarizing film at an angle of about 45? as viewed in the stacking direction.

Optical film stacks are described. More particularly, optical film stacks including a half-wave retardation layer are described. Achromatic half-wave retardation layers, including achromatic half-wave layers formed from a quarter-wave and a three-quarters-wave retardation layer, are described. Film stacks including reflective polarizers tuned to reduce wavelength dispersion of the half-wave retardation layer are also described.

The invention provides a new technique for improving the contrast in a liquid-crystal display device having a liquid crystal layer that is formed of pretilted liquid crystal molecules having a negative dielectric constant anisotropy. A liquid-crystal display device according to an aspect of the invention includes a liquid crystal panel in which a phase-difference compensation layer including a C plate is formed, and a phase-difference compensation member disposed on the outside of the liquid crystal panel and including an O plate or an A plate. The liquid crystal panel includes an opposing substrate, a liquid crystal layer formed of pretilted liquid crystal molecules having a negative dielectric constant anisotropy, and an element substrate.