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New Deep Learning Technique Enables 3D Holograms from 2D Images

by Joseph Bryans

Near-term uses could include automotive head-up displays and augmented reality devices.

Tags:3D (Three Dimensions)| Holographic Displays| showcase

The Sphere Could Change Entertainment Venues in a Big Way But Massive Displays Have Plenty of Other Options

by Joseph Bryans

Despite a billion problems and billions of dollars spent, an experiment in massive display technology seems to have found its audience.

Tags:LED| Media & Entertainment| PLF (Premium Large Format) Cinema| showcase

iPhone 15 Sales in China and the US Show Contrasting Trends

by Joseph Bryans

Initial sales data for the iPhone 15 series in China indicate a slowdown compared to last year’s iPhone 14.

Tags:China| Counterpoint| iPhone 15| showcase

New Low-Temperature Method for 3D Printing Glass Developed

by Joseph Bryans

The new low-temperature glass printing technique enables the cost-effective fabrication of intricate glass microcomponents for applications in optics, electronics, medical devices, and microfluidics.

Tags:Glass| research

MSI Expands Gaming Monitor Line-Up with Advanced Rapid VA Technology and Quantum Dot Displays

by Joseph Bryans

Two models in the range use quantum dot technology.

Tags:Gaming Monitor| IPS| LCD| MSI| twisted nematic LC| VA (Vertical Align)

Samsung Tweaks the Nose of its Biggest Customer

by Joseph Bryans

Samsung’s playing catch up with Apple’s iPhone but falling a nanometer short in some cases.

Premium OLED Monitors, PC Doldrums, and AI PCs With Smart Displays

by Joseph Bryans

OLED monitors have nowhere to go but up. The computer market, on the other hand, has been consistently going down.

Start-up Rayleigh Vision Announces Readiness to Mass-Produce its Patented Stacked MicroLEDs

by Joseph Bryans

The company boasts over 300 patents and believes it has game-changing technology that is ready for the mass market.

Tags:Microdisplay| MicroLED| Rayleigh Vision| research

PC Industry on Slow Path to Recovery

by Joseph Bryans

Factors such as the upcoming device refresh cycle and the impending end of support for Windows 10 are anticipated to stimulate sales from the latter half of 2024.