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World is now changing and using new technologies to get high performance as well as cost effective solution. As in the past, SAMSUNG, LG, AUO, BOE, and other well-known LCD panel suppliers only provided fully finished panels, resulting in high costs. With the advancement of the LCD industry, the cost of a whole machine is now lower than the cost of an LCD panel. As a result, Clients are looking for another cost-effective solution to assure a reasonable profit. Then, in order to reduce the material cost of the External Frame, the Open Cell solution is developed, which helps up the expansion of small-scale companies in the LCD industry. So, what is open cell solution and how it’s going to make a cost effective solution? An Open Cell is just a part of LCD panel without backlight. As we all know that getting the fully finished LCD panel (Traditional LCD module product) from SAMSUNG, LG, AUO, BOE, and other well-known suppliers were expensive. But, if we use Open cell solution to assemble all parts by ourselves to achieve the complete LCD module panel that would be very cost effective. In another approach, the Open Cell solution will not only reduce the cost of the LCD screen, but will also make the entire machine thinner than before. Certainly, a solution with a cheaper cost and a more fashionable appearance is currently very popular. The Open Cell Solution products will be the dominant trend in the LCD sector in the near future.

It is a common misconception that all electronics should exhibit the same colors, especially with devices with the same make and model. However, this is often not the case. Have you considered what’s actually causing the picture to look different? It is a common misconception that all electronics should exhibit the same colors, especially with devices with the same make and model. However, this is often not the case. This is illustrated with a simple experiment: when you put the same image on two monitors side-by-side, you have at least a 95% of chance that the images will not look the same, and you will probably find yourself in a situation like that shown in Figure 1. The monitors do not need to be the same make and same model, but for illustration purposes, we used four identical monitor images.                  Different colors on same kind of Devices                                                                                Figure 1: Different colors on the same type of device Another place to witness this phenomenon is when you are shopping for a new TV. Most people go to a large electronics store and decide between the TVs on display. Then, you pick the one with the colors or image quality (or price) that you find