Redmi K30 Pro Might Feature LCD Panel With In-Display Fingerprint Scanner

Xiaomi has revealed that it has successfully implemented an in-display fingerprint scanner under an LCD screen, raising speculations that the new technology may exist used in the upcoming Redmi K30 Pro. The announcement was made on Chinese social media site, Weibo, past Redmi General Manager, Lu Weibing, who posted a video showing the nether-brandish scanner working exactly as expected under what's said to exist an LCD screen.

He further claimed that not only is the new engineering science working like a charm, it is actually set up for mass production, raising speculations that the company might utilise it in one of its upcoming smartphones, like the Redmi K30 Pro. The device is expected to be launched in the coming days, and while recent rumors suggested that Xiaomi might get with an OLED panel for its Redmi flagship, the latest evolution now suggests otherwise.

According to a translation provided past 91Mobiles, Weibing says: "(The) use of infrared high-transmittance film cloth profoundly improves the transmittance of infrared light that could not pass through the screen. The infrared transmitter at the bottom of the screen emits infrared light. After this fingerprint is reflected, it penetrates the screen and shines on the fingerprint sensor to complete the fingerprint verifications".

Every bit explained by Weibing, in-display fingerprint scanners have thus far been limited to OLED panels considering LCD panels practice not allow calorie-free to pass through the display, so information technology is certainly interesting that Xiaomi has worked its manner effectually that massive stumbling block. Either way, we'll hopefully become more info on the subject in the coming days, and when we do, nosotros'll update you lot with all the new details.