Apple's Pro Display XDR features a 32-inch LCD panel with a 6,016 by 3,384 Retina 6K resolution and more than 20 million pixels. It has nearly 40% more screen real estate than a Retina 5K display, according to the vendor. It offers a P3 wide color gamut and true 10-bit color for over one billion colors, said Apple. The Pro Display XDR also features a polarizer technology, delivering a superwide, color-accurate, off-axis viewing angle, so multiple people can view more accurate content simultaneously. To manage reflected light, the Pro Display XDR has an anti-reflective coating and offers a matte option called nano-texture, with glass etched at the nanometer level for low reflectivity and less glare. The Pro Display XDR uses a direct backlighting system with a large array of LEDs that produce 1,000 nits of full-screen brightness and 1,600 nits of peak brightness.

AUO demonstrated a lineup of 42- to 65-inch Ultra HD curved LCD TV displays with wide color gamut at the China Information Technology Expo & China Optoelectronics Display Expo 2014 (CITE & CODE 2014) in Shenzhen from April 10 to 12, 2014. AUO said the curved panels feature over 100% NTSC color saturation, and super narrow bezel. The curved design fits viewing habits of human eyes, creating a concave screen that offers a wider viewing angle and immersive viewing experience, the vendor said.

AU Optronics (AUO) displays its Ultra HD LCD TV panel technology at Touch Taiwan 2013. The 55-inch Ultra HD TV panel features 100% NTSC wide color gamut and is rumored to later be provided to Sony and Toshiba. AUO is the second largest producer of Ultra HD TV panel technology in the market behind Innolux and is continuing to drop pricing for the technology as the company improves production yields and lowers costs.