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Ceatec Shows What’s Big in Japan

by Super User

Ceatec, which took place in Japan earlier this month, is always an interesting show to see what the Japanese companies are working on. While wearables were a focus this year, there were plenty of …

Tags:Ceatec 2014| Large Display Monitor| Transparent Displays| Vol 21 - Issue 40| Volume 21

Peerless Brings ‘World’s Only’ Six-Arm Mount

by Super User

Peerless AV’s new range of Multi-Display Ceiling Mounts are capable of supporting three, four or six large screens. Each of the three new mounts (DST980-3, DST975-4 and DST942-6) feature telescoping arms. Installers can use …

ARM Hopes to Speed IoT Device Creation

by Super User

A new tool, specifically for Internet of Things devices, has been developed by ARM. The ‘Mbed IoT Device Platform’ is an open-standards operating system. ARM says that it combines ‘internet protocols, security and standards-based …

Nanoco Appoints Interim CFO

by Super User

Nanoco Group has named Mark Sullivan as interim CFO while the company’s current CFO, Colin White, takes a leave of absence for personal reasons.

iPad Delayed by iPhone Demand

by Super User

The iPad Pro, a rumoured 12.9″ device that was reported on last year (Display Monitor Vol 20 No 31) and appeared again recently on Bloomberg (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 34), will be delayed …

Tags:Apple| iPad| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 40| Volume 21

Access Essential Gaming Functions on Asus’ G751

by Super User

Asus’ new gaming laptop, the 17.3″ ROG G751, is part of the Republic of Gamers line. Programmable macro and quick-launch (for Steam, games and other commonly-used features) keys on the (backlit) keyboard help gamers …

Mitsubishi Stays in Play With Cubes

by Super User

Last year, we met with Mitsubishi at Gitex just after the company had announced its major display division re-structuring. This year, the company had the same size booth again highlighting its continued presence in …

Co-Op Makes No Profit on Extended Warranties

by Super User

UK retail chain Co-Operative Electrical is now selling extended warranties on its products – including TVs – at cost; this means that the retailer is making no profit on sales. The offer is currently …

Allwinner Targets Premium SoCs

by Super User

China’s Allwinner Technology has announced a new octa-core SoC for high-end set-top boxes and gaming devices. The H8 chip is based on TSMC’s 28nm process. It uses eight Cortex-A7 cores, running at up to …

IP to Blame for Broadcom OIC Exit – Apparently

by Super User

The Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) has not been around for long – it was established this year (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 28). It could be seen as a bad sign, therefore, that founding …

HTC Smartphone Production Moves Out-of-House

by Super User

HTC will outsource part of its smartphone production to contract manufacturers, CEO Peter Chou has said.

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

LG Remains EISA Winner for Third Year

by Super User

LG’s 77″ EC980V (EC9800 outside Europe and an UltraHD OLED TV) has won an award from the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA). It was named as the ‘Best Product 2014-2015’ in the high-end …

Esprinet Adds iPhones in Italy

The Foldable Smartphone – Coming Soon

Huawei and Acentic

Intel Buys Composyt Light Labs – Shopping Spree Continues

Grundig 65″ OLED TV Now Available

Neo Advertising Unveils LED Rotating Columns

Ceatec Shows What’s Big in Japan

Peerless Brings ‘World’s Only’ Six-Arm Mount

ARM Hopes to Speed IoT Device Creation

Nanoco Appoints Interim CFO

iPad Delayed by iPhone Demand

Access Essential Gaming Functions on Asus’ G751

Mitsubishi Stays in Play With Cubes

Co-Op Makes No Profit on Extended Warranties

Allwinner Targets Premium SoCs

IP to Blame for Broadcom OIC Exit – Apparently

HTC Smartphone Production Moves Out-of-House

LG Remains EISA Winner for Third Year