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by Jon Peddie
In March 2018, TECHnalysis Research conducted an online survey of a thousand US consumers that identify themselves as gamers and own some type of AR or VR-capable device. The ages of the respondents ranged …
Tags:Augmented Reality| Market Data| Mobile Display Monitor| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 23
by Jon Peddie
… but it can get you a curved display you’ll fall in love with. In computer graphics, too much is not enough. I first said that in 1980 I think, and it has been …
Tags:Curved Displays| Dell| Desktop Monitors| | LG Displays (LGD)| Vol 25 - Issue 23
by Jon Peddie
Why should PC gamers have all the fun? Indeed. Just because you can get a large screen 4K UHD beautiful monitor and drive it with a powerful GPU that is used in supercomputer, doesn’t …
Tags:AMD| Consoles| Jon Peddie Research (JPR)| Microsoft| Variable Frame Rate (VRR)| Vol 25 - Issue 10| xBox
by Jon Peddie
People have described ray tracing (RT) as the holy grail of computer imaging. RT generates (if done properly) a physically accurate representation of an imagined or reconstructed scene. The number of variables is bewildering, …
Tags:Augmented Reality| Jon Peddie Research (JPR)| ray tracing| Vol 25 - Issue 06
by Jon Peddie
An old friend asked me, Hey Jon, how many pixels do you think there are in the world? TV’s, PC’s, smart phones, tablets. It’s going to be a lot! But how many? How many …
Tags:Jon Peddie Research (JPR)| Vol 25 - Issue 05
by Jon Peddie
As much as I hate to give Kyle Bennett of HardOCP credit for anything other than being fastest driver in Texas, it turns out he may also be the fastest news reporter too. Way …
Tags:AMD| GPUs| Intel| Vol 24 - Issue 42
by Jon Peddie
Back in the fall of 1991, when many of you were still in school, and the old guys reading this were trying to figure out how to get two or more AIBs to work …
Tags:CAVEs| Graphics Processing| Passive 3D| Virtual Reality| Vol 24 - Issue 41
by Jon Peddie
The PC market has been supplying monitors for more than thirty years and you might have thought that, by now, the design would be really well matched to users. No such luck! When installing …
Tags:Desktop Monitors| Vol 24 - Issue 37
by Jon Peddie
The father of the PC was IBM and so we suppose Microsoft was the mother. The godfather of the PC may turn out to be Qualcomm if what we saw in Taipei is any …
Tags:Microsoft| Qualcomm| Vol 24 - Issue 23| Windows
by Jon Peddie
They have invested in tools, processors, and vision Immersion enhances everyday experiences, making them more realistic, engaging, and satisfying. Qualcomm thinks VR will provide the ultimate level of immersion, creating a sense of physical …
Tags:Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 11
by Jon Peddie
Our good friend, Dr. Jon Peddie, got to hear about the next generation Snapdragon 820, launched today. Very high resolution displays and graphics need significant processor power to drive them and this is where …
Tags:Qualcomm| Semiconductors| Vol 22 - Issue 34
by Jon Peddie
Gaming PCs consume roughly 75 billion kilowatt-hours per year of electricity in 2012 – 20% of global PC consumption. Evan Mills of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Nathaniel Mills of GreeningTheBeast.com just published a …
Tags:Environment| | Power Consumption| Vol 22 - Issue 31
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