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Barco Tiles Brighten Up Advertising Market

by Tom Allen

Two new units have been added to Barco’s range of indoor LED tiles. The V41 (4mm) and V6i (6mm) are designed for fixed indoor installation in various advertising applications. Both units will run 24/7. …

Christie’s CEN Arrives in US Cinema Lobbies

by Tom Allen

Christie has begun the rollout of its new Christie Experiential Networks solution, introduced last October, to 200 cinema lobbies across the USA. CEN uses two display platforms: digital one-sheets (65″ vertically-oriented displays in wall-mounted …

Dell Live-Streams Concert in UltraHD From SXSW

by Tom Allen

Dell, Intel, Red Digital Cinema and Sharp are working together to live-stream the ‘Fader Fort Presented by Converse’ concert from the SXSW Festival in Texas, in UltraHD. The stream will begin on 17th March …

Exertis Captech Extends Asustek Partnership

by Helen Vince

Exertis Captech in Sweden has extended its partnership with Asustek and is now offering the complete range of Asustek’s products.

BenQ Adds MTI for Phones in Ukraine

by Helen Vince

BenQ smartphones are now available in the Ukraine through distributor MTI.

Rotating Display Enables Switch Between Watch and Fitness Band

by Tom Allen

Photo credit: Pocket LintUK-based Pratech’s smartwatch, called UB, has a rotating display. It was shown at the recent Wearable Technology Show in London. The device is currently a prototype, and fairly chunky according to …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| Smartwatches| UK (United Kingdom)| Vol 22 - Issue 11

Google Boosts Pixel to Ludicrous Speed (Officially)

by Tom Allen

Two years after Google introduced the first Chromebook Pixel (Display Monitor Vol 20 No 8), the company has shown off the second-generation model – with more speed, more power and the new USB-C interface. …

Taiwan’s Notebook Manufacturers Report Slow February

by Helen Vince

Taiwan’s major notebook manufacturers and ODMs reported sequential sales declines in February, a traditionally slow month because of fewer working days and the Chinese New Year. Acer reported a 9% month on month and …

Foxconn February Revenue Down 30% MoM

by Helen Vince

Foxconn Electronics’ sales slipped 29.3% month on month to NT$280 billion ($8.9 billion), though this was 7.4% higher than February of last year. Sales for January and February climbed 17.5% year on year to …

Tags:Financial Data| Foxconn (Honhai)| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 11

Another Broadcaster Begins -T2 Testing

by Tom Allen

Westdeutscher Rundfunk, a German public broadcaster, is to begin trialing DVB-T2 in August. The tests will offer HD content in the Bonn/Cologne region.

Tags:Broadcast| DVB-T & T2| Germany| Large Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 11

Greece Completes ASO

by Tom Allen

Greece has completed its analogue switch-off. The DTT platform is now available to more than 96% of the country’s population.

Tags:ASO (Analogue Switch Off)| Greece| Large Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 11

Broadcom Drives Free’s UltraHD STB

by Tom Allen

Free, a French company that has developed an UltraHD Android STB, is powering the box with a Broadcom chip. The Freebox uses a BCM7252 SoC and can show streamed, terrestrial, VoD and recorded content. …

Norautron Acquires Hatteland Display

Vufine Enters Crowd Funding for Low Cost Smartglasses

OnePlus Breaks Half a Million Sales on Sub-$500 Budget

PostBox Offers, Well, Post Production in a Box

Barco Silex Demonstrates Viper OEM Solution for Real-time 4K Video Networking at ISE 2017

Snap, Inc. Lost $40 Million on Spectacles

Barco Tiles Brighten Up Advertising Market

Christie’s CEN Arrives in US Cinema Lobbies

Dell Live-Streams Concert in UltraHD From SXSW

Exertis Captech Extends Asustek Partnership

BenQ Adds MTI for Phones in Ukraine

Rotating Display Enables Switch Between Watch and Fitness Band

Google Boosts Pixel to Ludicrous Speed (Officially)

Taiwan’s Notebook Manufacturers Report Slow February

Foxconn February Revenue Down 30% MoM

Another Broadcaster Begins -T2 Testing

Greece Completes ASO

Broadcom Drives Free’s UltraHD STB