LG Display constructing 10.5G TFT-LCD factory, says report

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LG Display constructing 10.5G TFT-LCD factory, says report

Yen Chou, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES

Monday 20 February 2017

LG Display is constructing a 10.5G TFT-LCD factory with monthly production capacity of 60,000 glass substrates in Paju City, northwestern South Korea, with the first phase to kick off in February 2018, according to South Korea-based Maeil Business...

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