Google and LG Display unveil OLED display for VR headsets with 1,443ppi and 120Hz refresh rate

Back in March, Google and LG Display mentioned that the pair were working together on a new VR/AR display that would be unveiled in May. And sure enough, the 4.3-inch panel was introduced yesterday at the Display Week 2018 expo in L.A. The new display features a resolution of 3,840 x 4800 and 1,443ppi. It features a 120Hz refresh rate and a 120 x 96 Field of View. Two of these panels can be used together, each covering one eye. The panel is optimized for mobile VR and AR use and weighs in at 18MP. It currently is the "world’s highest-resolution OLED-on-glass display."
When used with a mobile device and powered using a mobile chipset, the refresh rate might have to be reduced to 75Hz. Still, the new panel is far and away superior to the current displays used on VR headsets, which average 2MP.