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A New Stretchable and Disposable Display has Wearable Tech and Smart Packaging Applications

by Emory Kale

The low power consumption and cost-effectiveness of this technology make it particularly attractive for disposable applications.

Tags:Curved Displays| Flexible Displays| Stretched Displays| Wearables

Korean Firm Develops Ultra-High Resolution Deposition Mask for OLED Panels With 6000 PPI

by Emory Kale

The use of inorganic and organic hybrid materials may enable 8000 ppi resolutions, and is attracting the attention of major tech giants, claims the company.

Foxconn Withdraws from Indian Semiconductor Joint Venture with Vedanta

by Emory Kale

The initial agreement between Vedanta and Foxconn envisioned the establishment of a $20 billion semiconductor and display manufacturing unit in Gujarat.

MIT Researchers Develop Scalable Technique for Precise Arrays of NanoLEDs

by Emory Kale

By growing the material locally without the need for conventional lithographic patterning steps, which can introduce damage, the researchers achieved a significant breakthrough.

Tags:NanoLED| Perovskite| research| researchers

Silver Nanofilms Boost Efficiency of Zinc Sulfide EL Films for Flexible Displays and Lighting

by Emory Kale

The findings of this study not only provide insights into the efficiency-enhancing properties of silver nanothin-films but also pave the way for future research on stretchable and bendable EL displays.

Tags:EL (Electroluminescent)| nanofilm| research

Nubia’s RedMagic Introduces 34″ and 49″ QD-OLED Gaming Monitors in China

by Emory Kale

The launch of the gaming monitors came on the heels of the announcement of the release of the Red Magic 8S Pro which looks like it could be a monster Android gaming phone, if there is such a thing.

Tags:Gaming Monitor| Nubia| QD-OLED| Red Magic

Apple’s First OLED MacBook Launch Delayed to 2027 Amidst Decreasing MacBook Production and Panel Purchases

by Emory Kale

Initial industry speculation suggested a possible release around 2026, but recent developments have indicated a need for a revised timeline.

Tags:Apple| LTPO TFT| OLED| Samsung

Samsung Pivots to Tablet and Notebook OLEDs Amid Fear of Chinese Competition for Smartphones

by Emory Kale

Samsung Display’s pivot to the tablet and laptop OLED market is predicted to maintain the company’s sales volume, as it offsets the expected sharp decline in shipments of rigid OLEDs for smartphones.

China’s Ministry of Commerce Curbing Gallium and Germanium Exports

by Emory Kale

The measures are reportedly in response to the US’s ban, in October 2022, on the export of some cutting-edge semiconductor technology to China.

Tags:China| CHIPS Act| Semiconductors| showcase

Raontech CEO Bucks LEDoS Claiming LCDoS Superior for AR

by Emory Kale

Company’s perspective challenges the prevailing belief that LEDoS is more optimal for AR devices.

Tags:Augmented Reality| LCDoS| LEDoS| Microdisplays| Raontech

OLED Smartphone Panel Shipments Expected to Rise in 2023 Amid Declining Revenues, with Apple and Samsung Dominating Market

by Emory Kale

In 2023, Apple is predicted to get to a 37% unit share and 55% panel revenue share, while Samsung is projected to have a 21% unit share and a 19% panel revenue share.

Xpeng’s G6 Super Smart Coupe SUV EV is Loaded with BOE’s Display Tech

by Emory Kale

BOE Varitronics, a long-term partner of Xpeng Motors, has contributed significantly to several Xpeng models, earning an Excellent Supplier award from the company.

Tags:Automotive| BOE| EV| LCD