Liquid crystal display device
First Claim
1. A liquid crystal display device in which liquid crystal is sealed between two substrates, wherein a lens structure is provided on a side of a viewing side substrate, among the two substrates, in a position corresponding to each pixel or a pixel group including a plurality of pixels, and the lens structure serves to enlarge and display a display region of the pixel or the pixel group.
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Abstract
Liquid crystal is sealed between two substrates. On the viewing side substrate, a lens structure is provided in positions corresponding to the display regions capable of display in the respective pixels or the light-shielding regions. By enlarging and displaying the display regions, or by reducing and displaying the light-shielding regions surrounding the pixels, the light-shielding regions are displayed in relatively reduced sizes, thereby minimizing roughness in displayed images.
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1. A liquid crystal display device in which liquid crystal is sealed between two substrates, wherein
a lens structure is provided on a side of a viewing side substrate, among the two substrates, in a position corresponding to each pixel or a pixel group including a plurality of pixels, and the lens structure serves to enlarge and display a display region of the pixel or the pixel group.
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9. A liquid crystal display device in which liquid crystal is sealed between two substrates, wherein
a lens structure is provided on a side of a viewing side substrate, among the two substrates, in a position corresponding to a light-shielding region formed at a gap between adjacent pixels, and the lens structure serves to reduce the light-shielding region.
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