Sharp will supply its IGZO display panels to Nintendo’s new videogame machines, a top executive said
TOKYO—Sharp Corp. will supply its IGZO display panels to Nintendo Co.’s new videogame machines, a top executive said, a boost for Sharp as it tries to spread its version of advanced display technology.
IGZO—indium gallium zinc oxide—is a semiconducting material that the Osaka-based display maker was first to use in mass-produced display panels. Its features include high resolution, low energy consumption and durability.
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