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GDS Concentrates on Colour

by Tom Allen

Global Display Solutions entered a partnership with E Ink following ISE 2013 (Display Monitor Vol 20 No 9), and has been developing products for the last two years. At ISE 2014, it showed two …

TDG Says Netflix is Facing Two Serious Challenges

by Helen Vince

According to an opinion article written by Alan Wolk of TDG Research, Netflix is facing two serious challenges to its current hegemony over OTT streaming, which has long term implications for its business.

Tags:Netflix| Stream TV| Vol 22 - Issue 08

Feature Phones Cannibalise Smartphones in Japan

by Tom Allen

According to data from MM Research Institute, shipments of flip-phones rose in Japan last year, for the first time in seven years, while smartphone shipments fell. Flip-phones were up 5.7% YoY, to 10.6 million, …

Vestel Speeds Betting Sector

by Tom Allen

Vestel is one of the largest OEMs in Europe, and is deeply involved in Turkey’s Fatih Project. However, the company was at ISE to talk signage. The newest of Vestel’s displays on show was …

Planar Talks 100% UltraHD

by Bob Raikes

Planar was clearly positioning itself at the show as the specialist in UltraHD and told us that all the displays that it was showing were UltraHD resolution (although this didn’t apply to the transparent …

Aoto Looks to ‘Small’ Professional Displays

by Tom Allen

Aoto’s stand was dominated by a curved 1.2mm-pitch LED display, part of the M Series (1mm – 16mm). However, it was not the main attraction. The most interesting product that Aoto was showing was …

Tags:Control Rooms| ISE 2015| Large Display Monitor| Small Pixel Pitch LED SPP| Vol 22 - Issue 08

Panasonic Emphasises Strength & Reliability

by Bob Raikes

Panasonic had a re-located booth this time – it was said to be bigger than last year’s. There was an impressive demo of projection mapping onto a Tesla and we made a short video …

Seer Headset Brings 100º FOV to Augmented Reality

by Norbert Hildebrand

Augmented reality headsets either try to be very subtle in appearance, as in the sunglasses styles, or try to provide a superior optical performance without looking at the aesthetic consequences. In this group are …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Mobile Display Monitor| Smartphones| Virtual Reality| Vol 22 - Issue 08

Barco Claims World’s Quietest Laser Projector

by Tom Allen

Barco’s space-themed stand welcomed us with big LED displays and a really immersive example of a dome projection. The X-1.6 is part of a new high-end LED display range, the X Series, that was …

Christie Adds Sahara Nederland

by Helen Vince

Christie has appointed Sahara Nederland to distribute its high-end videoprojectors in the Netherlands.

Cable TV Falls in Double Digits

by Tom Allen

According to Nielsen data, cable TV viewing in the USA was down 12.7% in January, as OTT services continue to gain popularity. Nomura Research, which highlighted the findings, called it ‘one of the worst …

NEC Display Solutions Names US President, CEO

by Helen Vince

NEC Display Solutions of America has named Todd Bouman as president and CEO of the Americas. Bouman previously served as VP, marketing for commercial displays and mobile products in the enterprise division of Samsung …

Vestel Releases Full Toshiba Range of TVs

Samsung Approaches Toughpad Sizes

Epson PowerLite Named Favorite Projector Model in the rAVe Readers’ Choice Awards

Canadian Pay-TV and STBs Reduce Energy and Emissions

AUO To Boost Capacity by 5% in Q1

Apple Result 01/08/2017

GDS Concentrates on Colour

TDG Says Netflix is Facing Two Serious Challenges

Feature Phones Cannibalise Smartphones in Japan

Vestel Speeds Betting Sector

Planar Talks 100% UltraHD

Aoto Looks to ‘Small’ Professional Displays

Panasonic Emphasises Strength & Reliability

Seer Headset Brings 100º FOV to Augmented Reality

Barco Claims World’s Quietest Laser Projector

Christie Adds Sahara Nederland

Cable TV Falls in Double Digits

NEC Display Solutions Names US President, CEO