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Unveiled: TCL’s New QD-MiniLED TV Lineup

by Emory Kale

The flagship 115″ model from the QM8 series will be sold for $26,999.99.

Tags:MiniLED| Quantum Dots| TCL| TV Sets

TCL CSOT Looks to Dazzle With Cutting-Edge Tech at Display Week 2024

by Emory Kale

The TCL CSOT booth is organized into ten technology areas, including HVA, HFS, MLED, MLCD, FMM OLED, and IJP OLED, each highlighting their latest advancements.

Tags:Display Week 2024| MiniLED| OLED| TCL CSOT

LG Display’s OLEDoS VR Research Honored by SID

by Emory Kale

The research achieved a brightness of 10,000 nits, a 40% improvement over the existing standard, using new high-performance OLED elements and LG’s light extraction technology called Micro Lens Array (MLA).

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| Display Week 2024| LG Display| OLED| OLEDos

China’s XR Market: A Tale of Two Technologies

by Emory Kale

Reduced consumer interest and decreased investment from major players in VR change market dynamics.

Researchers Develop New Family of Eco-Friendly Polymers for Next-Gen Optoelectronics

by Emory Kale

They also offer an eco-friendly alternative to the costly and environmentally damaging HRIPs currently in use.

Tags:Lenses| optoelectronics| Polymers| researcher| showcase

Rokid Unveils AR Lite Spatial Computing Suite with Lightweight Glasses and Advanced Host Unit

by Emory Kale

Spatial computer isn’t really a thing but we won’t let that stop anyone.

Tags:Augmented Reality| Rokid| SmartGlasses

Chinese Manufacturers Dominate AMOLED Panel Market, Surpassing 50% Share in Q1’24

by Emory Kale

Visionox and CSOT take a bite out of Samsung and BOE.

Tianma Reports Q1 2024 Results; Strong Growth in OLED Shipments Despite Financial Losses

by Emory Kale

The company showed remarkable growth in its flexible OLED mobile phone module shipments, increasing by over 250% compared to last year.

Tags:financials| OLED| Tianma

LG Display Reports Mixed Q1 2024 Results: Revenue Gains Amid Operational Challenge

by Emory Kale

Revenue distribution by product category shows that IT device panels, including monitors, laptops, and tablets, made up the largest segment, accounting for 40% of total revenues.

Tags:financials| gaming monitors| LG Display| OLED

Will Australian Authorities Limit Digital Displays in Cars?

by Emory Kale

ANCAP has some new safety ratings for 2025 and they have knobs and dials on them.

Tags:Automotive| showcase

Sumitomo Chemicals Divests Itself of Flat Panel Display Companies in China

by Emory Kale

The restructuring process at Sumitomo is part of its ongoing efforts to move the focus of the company onto more profitable areas of its business.

Tags:Sumitomo

Apple’s Desperate Attempts to Recreate an iPhone Moment

by Emory Kale

How Apple’s display strategy has dulled its edge.