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An article explaining LG.Display’s latest META 2.0 generation of OLED technology, with MLA+, META Multi Booster and new Detail Enhancer. Includes a full run-down of monitor panels and generations

https://tftcentral.co.uk/articles/lg-display-unveil-oled-meta-technology-2-0-for-2024-with-updated-and-new-technologies

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dk382

It seems likely to me that the new panels use MLA+ if they indeed can reach 1300 nits. LG Display is keen to use the latest MLA technology on their monitor panels. The previous generation monitor panels had MLA when most of their TV panels did not (and indeed, most of their TV panels still won't this year, disappointingly). LG Display also promotes the peak theoretical brightness their panels are capable of under inaccurate color calibrations. None of the products using their TV panels will get anywhere close to 3000 nits. And their monitor panels will be even lower, since LG Display likes to under-spec those to preserve panel longevity.

TFTCentral

Yes that’s certainly possible that it’s the updates to MLA that have enabled the increased brightness from 1000 to 1300 nits spec. Although it isn’t particularly clear that that is definitely what’s happening here from all the mixed info they provide. If that is the case, and they feature MLA+, then it also looks like the other META 2.0 enhancements are not being used for the monitor panels. Maybe that’s why the messaging is very mixed for those panels