Q.	Is Luckoff Display Array technology a direct replacement for incandescent bulb or light emitting diode (LED) technology?
A.	Most large screen display products sold today use either incandescent bulb or LED technology. We believe that Luckoff Display Array technology has a combination of performance, scalability, resolution and cost that makes it quite suitable to directly replace one or the other of these technologies in a large number of product applications. Each individual pixel has the capability of generating the entire color spectrum at video speed. Therefore, with the Luckoff Display Array technology, an electronic display no longer requires the standard separate RED, GREEN, and BLUE pixel's blended together to create a pixel of color. We also believe that the unique size, efficiency, and image quality of the Luckoff Display Array technology enable new types of products that will, over time, create new markets or supplant today's incandescent bulb or LED products. Furthermore, as pixel density is increased, therefore increasing resolution, the Luckoff Display Array technology will also be suitable to replace several products that utilize the liquid crystal display (LCD) technologies. Also, with the invention of the rotary holographic optical switch, LDC can probably create pixel densities far greater than the current densities set forth for high definition TV.
Q.	What technical disciplines are involved in the Luckoff Display Array technology?
A.	The array will be built in module form. Each module will be 4 inches square (10,000 pixels) and two and one half inch thick. This basic module is the building block from which the flat panel displays of various sizes will be constructed. Each square foot of display will use nine modules. The modules will simply plug into the structural support back panel. State of the art printed circuit boards and electrical connections will be used to wire the modules to the control system that will control each pixel in the display. Because of the module construction, the array may be built to fit any size display, from the smaller displays found in casinos/restaurants to the larger video displays found at the airports and ballparks. One mode of construction may utilize leading edge magnetic disk drive and/or electrostrictive technology, holographic optics design and manufacturing, digital video electronics, and semiconductor packaging technology.
Q.	How and where is Luckoff Display array manufactured?
A.	Luckoff Display Corporation will license their patents to corporations with the necessary financial capability to initiate the final design work and to perform the production engineering capability to make the various products. We have carefully designed our Luckoff Display array structure to be manufactured in a modern VLSI semiconductor production foundry/MEMS operation. The strategic partner would initiate the final design work and production engineering along with developing the digital software technology.
Q.	How can I find out more about the Luckoff Display array?
A.	Over the coming months, we will continue to update and expand the information contained on this Web site. In the meantime, you can contact us via email, or phone us using the contact information indicated in the Contacting Luckoff Display Corporation page.

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