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Sling TV Launches on Xbox One

by Helen Vince

Sling TV has released its app for Xbox One, the first gaming console to support the live, over-the-top TV service. Xbox One joins a constellation of other devices that support Sling TV, including Amazon …

Tags:Amazon| OTT Video| xBox

CeBIT 2015 Round Up

by Bob Raikes

Acer showed a new consumer idAcer was in the API area with mobile and monitor products. We have covered the mobile products before, but staff told us that there were new monitors. However, when …

Apple’s Pricing Strategy for the Watch is Very Smart

by Helen Vince

Generator Research has produced an interesting analysis of Apple’s pricing strategy for the new Apple Watch, which will start to become available later next month priced between $350 and $15,000. Apple has set the …

Tags:Apple| Apple Watch (iWatch)| Pricing

Wortmann Is Main “Local Hero” Brand in Germany

by Bob Raikes

Wortmann is almost the last remaining German “local hero” PC brand with real momentum – it recently announced that it had achieved sales of €1 billion in 2014 from €850 million in 2013. Sales …

LG Hides New Monitors Away

by Bob Raikes

LG had a section of the API booth, but also had a meeting room in the IC building in the middle of the Messe where the desktop monitor business was demonstrating its new range. …

Video Conferencing From ViewSonic

by Tom Allen

ViewSonic’s VG2437Smc monitor is designed to support video conferencing, with an integrated 2MP webcam, noise-cancelling microphone and dual 2W speakers. The firm estimates that video conferencing use will grow by 16% this year. Designed …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Large Display Monitor| VideoConferencing| ViewSonic| Vol 22 - Issue 12

Philips Details Full 2015 TV Lineup

by Tom Allen

Philips released a huge amount of information on its 2015 TVs this week, which we first saw at CES (Philips Goes All-Out With Android). We have collated additional information into tables, below, but Philips …

Intel Explains WiDi Pro and Promotes HP Wireless Dock

by Bob Raikes

We hadn’t expected Intel to provide a CeBIT highlight, but it turned out that one of the most interesting products was shown there. We started on the Intel booth (which was staffed by many …

BenQ Booth Highlights B2B Push

by Bob Raikes

BenQ had a booth with API, but it was one of the biggest and best staffed. We were guided around the booth by industry veteran, Thomas Müller. Part of the booth showed the POS, …

CeBIT is Very Quiet – but Merkel Promises 50 Mb/s

by Bob Raikes

We have been documenting the decline of CeBIT for quite a few years, now (I’ve seen the arc over 30 or more years – Man. Ed.). It grew out of the Hannover Fair, which …

Liquid Cooling Keeps Panasonic Projectors Quiet

by Tom Allen

Panasonic is preparing to bring the new DZ780 DLP projector series, which was introduced at ISE (Panasonic Emphasises Strength & Reliability), to market in April. These are low-noise 1DLP models with dual lamps. They …

Tags:DLP Projectors| Large Display Monitor| Panasonic| Vol 22 - Issue 12

DSE 2015 Conclusion

by Steve Sechrist

With the entrance of Google on the show floor, Intel (also present at last year’s show), Samsung, LG, NEC and other multinational brands entering the space, it seems as if the DOOH market is …

Tags:DOOH| DSE 2015| Internet of Things IOT| Large Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 12

Modders Can Now Add New Display to OSVR

JCDecaux Keeps Time in LAX

Arris Adds Three TiVo Boxes for Cable

APAC Overtakes Europe in IPTV

Celestica Result 21/01/2015

Which Way for displays, OLED or MicroLED?

Sling TV Launches on Xbox One

CeBIT 2015 Round Up

Apple’s Pricing Strategy for the Watch is Very Smart

Wortmann Is Main “Local Hero” Brand in Germany

LG Hides New Monitors Away

Video Conferencing From ViewSonic

Philips Details Full 2015 TV Lineup

Intel Explains WiDi Pro and Promotes HP Wireless Dock

BenQ Booth Highlights B2B Push

CeBIT is Very Quiet – but Merkel Promises 50 Mb/s

Liquid Cooling Keeps Panasonic Projectors Quiet

DSE 2015 Conclusion