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Squid Skin Research Leads to Tiny Pixel Display Technology

by Super User

A full-colour display technology, based on the simulation of squid skin, has been developed by Rice University’s Laboratory for Nanophotonics (LANP), in the USA. Squid skin is able to ‘see’ colours and blend into …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Novel Displays| Vol 21 - Issue 37| Volume 21

DisplayPort and USB

by Super User

This week, I’ve been back in the office and starting to catch up with some of the things that I should have been doing when I was away. I managed to get the IBC …

Tags:Editorial| Large Display Monitor| USB| Vol 21 - Issue 38| Volume 21

Sony Prepares for the Future

by Super User

Damien Weissenburger is a business director at Sony Professional, whom we have met before. We had a long discussion with him about Sony’s vision for the future when it comes to projectors – the …

Tags:Events| Large Display Monitor| Technology Exposed 2014| Vol 21 - Issue 38| Volume 21

JCDecaux Claims Title With Saudi Screen…

by Super User

A new world record has been set by JCDecaux ATA, together with LG Electronics and KKIA. The companies have designed and installed the world’s largest outdoor advertising billboard (taking a Guinness World Record in …

Apple and Samsung See Smartphone Success

by Super User

Apple has revealed that 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus units were sold during the smartphone’s launch weekend. Samsung also enjoyed a minor celebration recently, having sold the 1 millionth Galaxy S5 smartphone …

Microsoft Works With Miracast

by Super User

Earlier this year (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 34), a Chromecast-like dongle called the HD-10, for Windows Phone devices, was leaked by Windows Phone Daily. Microsoft is now going further down that road with …

Hudl 2 Is On Its Way

by Super User

Considering the success of Tesco’s Hudl tablet last year, a second-generation model was always going to be in the works. The supermarket has sent out invitations to a Hudl-related event in London in October. …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| tablets| Tesco| Vol 21 - Issue 38| Volume 21

DPI Wins Specialist Projector Award

by Super User

After being shortlisted for the AV Awards (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 31), Digital Projection has picked up the ‘Specialist Projector of the Year’ (5,000+ lumens) prize.

Panel Looks at Industry Trends

by Super User

The final session was a panel discussion featuring our own Bob Raikes, Ronni Guggenheim of Navori, Brian Dusho of Broadsign, Damon Crowhurst of Scala and Vladimir Kozlov of Digisky and was moderated by Oliver …

Athene’s FMM Suitable for 500ppi+ OLEDs

by Super User

Japanese semiconductor technology firm Athene has developed a new fine metal mask (FMM) technique, specifically for high-precision OLED production. According to the Nikkei Asian Review, the new mask is both stronger and more durable …

Samsung Matches Curve of the Eye

by Super User

A curved 27″ monitor has been introduced by Samsung. The company says that this makes the S27D590C perfectly suited to entertainment uses such as gaming. Viewing distances to all parts of the screen are …

Argos Makes Key Appointments

by Super User

UK retail chain Argos has made two new appointments as part of its strategy to become a digital retail leader. Ian Dobson joins the company as head of customer and market insight, in which …

Ramping up to CES

eMagin Result 14/08/17

Test for UltraHD Compatibility, Without an UltraHD Display

HbbTV Symposium to Run This Month

OneLAN Appointed by NEC

AOC Agon Monitor is for Gamers

Squid Skin Research Leads to Tiny Pixel Display Technology

DisplayPort and USB

Sony Prepares for the Future

JCDecaux Claims Title With Saudi Screen…

Apple and Samsung See Smartphone Success

Microsoft Works With Miracast

Hudl 2 Is On Its Way

DPI Wins Specialist Projector Award

Panel Looks at Industry Trends

Athene’s FMM Suitable for 500ppi+ OLEDs

Samsung Matches Curve of the Eye

Argos Makes Key Appointments