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BCDtek Breaks Ground on OLEDos Factory, Full Production in Early 2025

by Emory Kale

BCDtek is building a 205 acre facility for OLEDos manufacturing with a full production capacity by early 2025.

Tags:BCDtek| Microdisplay| OLEDos

Revolutionizing Display Technology: Unveiling TCL CSOT’s Game-Changing Flexible IJP OLED

by Emory Kale

At Display Week 2023, TCL CSOT managed to get its wow factor by showcasing a groundbreaking 65-inch 8K flexible OLED display, manufactured using IGZO TFT backplane and ultra-precision inkjet printing technology , TCL CSOT was …

Sony’s Toes Dip Deeper Into Cloud Gaming

by Emory Kale

PlayStation Plus, Sony’s subscription gaming service, is a multi-tiered service that I won’t pretend to understand or care about, but part of its appeal to gamers is being able to go online and carp …

Tags:PlayStation| sony| Streaming Games

LG Moving Hybrid OLEDs Into Automotive and Dropping DNP for LG Innotek on FMM

by Emory Kale

In a shift in supply chain dynamics, LG Display plans to acquire fine metal masks, crucial components for OLED manufacturing, from LG Innotek, rather than from their traditional supplier, Dai Nippon Printing.

Tags:Automotive| LG| Samsung

New Research Offers Potential for Enhanced Control over Color, Direction, and Intensity in Luminescent Display Materials

by Emory Kale

CPL is a relatively new technique, but it has the potential to revolutionize a number of fields including display technology.

Tags:EL (Electroluminescent)| Perovskite| Quantum Dots| research

Researchers Develop New Hybrid OLED-Like Material for Enhanced Light-Driven Applications

by Emory Kale

At the core of this innovation is the hybrid material’s ability to transmute long-wavelength photons – common in red light and adept at permeating tissue, fog, and liquids – into short-wavelength blue or ultraviolet photons.

Tags:Nanophotonics| OLED| research

Sony’s Limited OLEDoS Production Constrains Apple’s Mixed Reality Device Supply

by Emory Kale

Apple could turn to other suppliers but it doesn’t look like that is about to happen any time soon.

DNP Boosts Production Capacity of High Function Optical Film, Aims to Meet Growing Demand for Large Displays

by Emory Kale

The combined area of TV and PC monitors is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5% from 2022 to 2026, and 4% from 2022 to 2029.

Tags:DNP| Large Display Monitor| optical film| TVs (TV Sets)