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Sharp Aims at 8k Next Year

by Super User

Japan’s Nikkei claims that Sharp will produce 8k TVs by 2015. The company aims to establish itself as a leader in the field, ahead of Japan’s trial 8k broadcasts in 2016. Sharp has now …

Display Solutions’ Narrow Display is Sunlight-Readable

by Super User

UK-based Display Solutions has a narrow high-brightness screen for use in public applications, such as signage, transport areas, exhibitions and vending. The SSF2845 also features shock and vibration resistance, and can be used in …

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Amazon Testing Physical Stores

by Super User

Amazon is reported to be planning to open its first bricks and mortar store in new York City, in time for the holiday shopping season. According to reports, the store on West 34th St. …

Kateeva Will Benefit From OLED Future, Says Young

by Super User

The OLED Association’s Barry Young has spoken to OLED-Info about the future of the OLED market (http://tinyurl.com/oo9qap4). On the topic of OLED TVs, Young notes that LG is now claiming yields higher than 80% …

iPhone Priority Pushes Back iPad Pro

by Super User

The Wall Street Journal says that production of Apple’s 12.9″ iPad Pro has been delayed. Difficulties producing enough new iPhones to meet demand will apparently delay the tablet. Mass-production was scheduled for December (Bloomberg …

Where are Wearables Going From Here?

by Super User

When we talk about wearables we think about all kinds of devices and foremost of all, the cool things we will be able to do once the gadgets are cheap enough to reach the …

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Epson Pushes Moverio First

by Super User

We noted at CES that Epson was putting a lot of emphasis on the Moverio glasses product and at Gitex, the company started by showing us the latest iteration, the BT-200. At the moment, …

Digital Migration Takes Place in Carinthia

by Super User

KommAustria, the Austrian communications regulator, has approved DVB-T2 migration in the region of Carinthia. The migration of DTT services will take place on 21st October.

Another Week of Too Much

by Super User

I’ll keep the editorial short this week as we have a huge amount of content for you as we have three event reports this week. I worry that we’re overloading you, but, equally, I …

Tags:Editorial| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 41| Volume 21

Chinese Display Makers Form Alliance

by Super User

According to the Xinhua News Agency, Chinese FPD makers have formed an alliance to boost their global competitiveness. The alliance, which has not been named, was launched on 11th October. The launch event saw …

Qualcomm to Buy CSR for $2.5 Billion

by Super User

Qualcomm announced this week that it has reached agreement with CSR to acquire the UK firm for a cash consideration of approximately $2.5 billion. Qualcomm said that the acquisition complements its current offerings by …

Christie Brings Movie Night to Hospital

by Super User

Christie has donated the components of a small cinema to the Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) in California. The cinema is intended to show films to children too ill to travel outside of …

TSMC October Sales Reach NT$80 Billion

LightVibes Helps Bring Concert to Silver Screen

Nokia Phone to Have 5.5″ QHD AMOLED Display?

Displays Remain Vital for Training and Simulation

Pay-TV will See Downturn in 2017

Oculus Redesigns Rift, Introduces Gesture Controls

Sharp Aims at 8k Next Year

Display Solutions’ Narrow Display is Sunlight-Readable

Amazon Testing Physical Stores

Kateeva Will Benefit From OLED Future, Says Young

iPhone Priority Pushes Back iPad Pro

Where are Wearables Going From Here?

Epson Pushes Moverio First

Digital Migration Takes Place in Carinthia

Another Week of Too Much

Chinese Display Makers Form Alliance

Qualcomm to Buy CSR for $2.5 Billion

Christie Brings Movie Night to Hospital