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Microsoft Competes With Chromecast

by Super User

Windows Phone Daily has uncovered an FCC filing detailing a Chromecast-like dongle for Windows Phone smartphones. The ‘Microsoft HD-10’ possesses WiFi, HDMI and USB connectivity. It also supports Miracast (used for Windows Phone 8.1’s …

Falling July Panel Shipments Indicate Slowing Demand

by Super User

37.7 million m² of large (9.1″+) TFT panel were shipped in Q2, NPD DisplaySearch said recently (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 33). Now, the firm has released a report showing that unit shipments reached …

LG Germany Hires ex-Sony Head

by Super User

Martin Winkler, who left his job as head of Sony Germany’s business in February (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 6), has been appointed senior VP of LG Electronics’ consumer business in Germany.

Vue Cinemas to Upgrade to Sony 3D

by Super User

Vue Entertainment International is upgrading around 400 of its Sony 4k projection systems across Europe to Sony Digital Cinema 3D. The conversion process is expected to take three to four years and will be …

There’s a Sparkle at IFA…

by Super User

We’re not talking metaphorically, here – Philips really did make the walls glow. But more on that later…IFA, so far, has been the normal rush of meetings, press events and elbow work (to get …

Tags:IFA 2014| Large Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 35| Volume 21

Japan Details ASO Plans

by Super User

Japan’s National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has released the draft implementing rules and regulations (IRR) for the move to digital broadcasting. A year-long simulcast period is specified.

Tags:Japan| Large Display Monitor| Terrestrial (DTT)| Vol 21 - Issue 35| Volume 21

ViewSonic Returns to Gaming in a Big Way

by Super User

The day before our flight to IFA (watch for the full report soon!), we attended an event by ViewSonic, in London, where the company was introducing new gaming monitors. ViewSonic has recently partnered with …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Game Playing| Large Display Monitor| ViewSonic| Vol 21 - Issue 35

Benq’s HT1075 Wins 2014 EXC!TE Award

by Super User

Benq America says that the new Colorific HT1075 home theatre projector has been recognised with a Technology Integrator magazine 2014 EXC!TE Award.

Changhong Shocks With OLED Price

by Super User

China’s Changhong was among the many companies showing curved and UltraHD sets and was one of the few to be demonstrating a 105″ model. We have it on good authority that the company is …

Barco Celebrates HDBaseT Entry

by Super User

Barco plans to demonstrate its new Orion Cinemascope home projector – an HDBaseT model to mark the company’s entry into the HDBaseT Alliance. The Orion Cinemascope combines 2560 x 1080 resolution, a 1DLP chip, …

CEE Thin-Client Market Outlook Lowered for 2014

by Super User

The EMEA thin-client market posted double-digit growth in Q2 2014 for the second quarter in a row, according to the latest EMEA Quarterly Enterprise Client Device Tracker report from IDC. Economic recovery in Western …

Lang Dims LED to Raise Contrast

by Super User

Lang AG has improved black levels on its Leyard LED displays. At ISE this year, the company showed the Leyard TV 1.9 LED display; now it has added the Leyard RTV 1.9 to its …

DeepSky Still Moving Forward with CoB LED

Electro-Luminescence (EL)

Bigscreen Raises $11 Million in Series A Funding Round

Qualcomm Denies Snapdragon Issues

Wi-Fi Alliance Celebrates 15 Years of Wi-Fi

Philips’ Roadshow Comes to London

Microsoft Competes With Chromecast

Falling July Panel Shipments Indicate Slowing Demand

LG Germany Hires ex-Sony Head

Vue Cinemas to Upgrade to Sony 3D

There’s a Sparkle at IFA…

Japan Details ASO Plans

ViewSonic Returns to Gaming in a Big Way

Benq’s HT1075 Wins 2014 EXC!TE Award

Changhong Shocks With OLED Price

Barco Celebrates HDBaseT Entry

CEE Thin-Client Market Outlook Lowered for 2014

Lang Dims LED to Raise Contrast