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Toner, developer, and image forming method

To provide a toner including: a toner material that contains at least a binder resin, a pigment, and a pigment dispersant, wherein the pigment dispersant has an acid value of 20 mgKOH / g to 50 mgKOH / g and an amine value of 1 mgKOH / g to 50 mgKOH / g, and wherein the pigment contains at least aluminum phthalocyanine.
Owner:RICOH KK

Liquid crystal display panel

The present invention provides a liquid crystal display panel provided with a laminate spacer including a plurality of primary color filters which can avoid deterioration of the display quality and improve the production efficiency. The liquid crystal display panel of the present invention comprises: an array substrate provided with a first electrode; a color filter substrate provided with a second electrode; and a liquid crystal layer sandwiched between the array substrate and the color filter substrate, wherein the color filter substrate further includes: four or more differently colored transparent layers, the colors of which include red, green, blue, and at least one of yellow and white; and a laminate spacer formed by the second electrode and at least two layers among the four or more differently colored transparent layers, and the laminate spacer is surrounded by the yellow or white transparent layer when viewed in a plan view.
Owner:SHARP KK

Ink set

An ink set includes a cyan ink composition containing C.I. pigment blue 15:6 or C.I. pigment blue 60 as a pigment and a magenta ink composition containing at least one quinacridone pigment selected from the group consisting of C.I. pigment violet 19, C.I. pigment red 122, C.I. pigment red 202, and C.I. pigment red 209, or a quinacridone solid solution pigment formed of at least two selected from the above group, as a pigment.
Owner:SEIKO EPSON CORP

Light source unit, lighting device, display device and television receiver

A light source unit in which color reproduction range is widened and uneven brightness and color unevenness are less likely to occur is provided. The light source unit includes light source sets 21 each of which includes a first light source 22 and a second light source, and an LED board 27 on which the sets 21 are arranged. The first source 22 includes a first LED chip 23 configured to emit at least a color of light of red, green or blue and phosphors excited by the light to emit light, colors of which are different from the color of the light from the chip 23. The second source 26 is configured to emit at least a color of light of cyan, magenta or yellow. The first source 22A in one of the adjacent sets and the second source 26B in another one of the adjacent sets are arranged adjacent to each other in an arrangement direction in which the adjacent sets are arranged.
Owner:SHARP KK

Projection display apparatus

A bundle of rays is incident in a lens array and converted into sub-bundles of rays. The sub-bundles of rays are separated by a color separator into first and second sub-bundles of rays of different colors. The first and the second sub-bundles of rays are combined by other lens arrays into a first and a second bundle of rays of uniform illuminance, respectively. The first and second bundle of rays of uniform illuminance are applied polarization beam splitting and then polarization angle conversion by polarization converters, to be converted into first and second linearly polarized beams, respectively. The second linearly polarized beams are separated by a color separator, provided on an optical path of the second linearly polarized beams, into third and fourth linearly polarized beams of different colors. The first, third and fourth linearly polarized beams are modulated by liquid crystal display devices, provided on optical paths of the first, third and fourth linearly polarized beams, respectively, with input video signals into first, second and third modulated beams. The first, second and third modulated beams are combined by a color combiner into a combined bundle of rays to be projected for displaying images carried by the video signals.
Owner:JVC KENWOOD CORP A CORP OF JAPAN
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