Liquid crystal display panel and display device
AssigneeShenzhen China Star Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorCaiqin Chen
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Abstract
A liquid crystal display panel, comprising a plurality of pixel units arranged as an array. Each pixel unit comprises at least three sub pixels respectively of different colors. Sub pixels of a same color in two longitudinally adjacent pixel units have different brightness under a same gray scale.
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A liquid crystal display panel, comprising a plurality of pixel units arranged as an array, wherein each pixel unit comprises at least three sub pixels respectively of different colors, and sub pixels of a same color in two longitudinally adjacent pixel units have different brightness under a same gray scale,
- wherein sub pixels of the same color in two longitudinally adjacent pixel units are disposed in different columns, and
- wherein every three continuous pixel unit rows form a cycle, in which a second pixel unit row is staggered to the right relative to a first pixel unit row for a distance of one sub pixel, and a third pixel unit row is staggered to the right relative to the second pixel unit row for a distance of one sub pixel.
A display device comprising a liquid crystal display panel, wherein the liquid crystal display panel comprises a plurality of pixel units arranged as an array, wherein, each pixel unit comprises at least three sub pixels respectively of different colors, and sub pixels of a same color in two longitudinally adjacent pixel units have different brightness under a same gray scale,
- wherein sub pixels of the same color in two longitudinally adjacent pixel units are disposed in different columns, and
- wherein every three continuous pixel unit rows form a cycle, in which a second pixel unit row is staggered to the right relative to a first pixel unit row for a distance of one sub pixel, and a third pixel unit row is staggered to the right relative to the second pixel unit row for a distance of one sub pixel.
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