The slimmest TFT display in the world with Touch?
by Super User
The goal of the team at Arubixs (San Francisco, CA) is to
Tags:Flexible Displays| Large Display Monitor| Smartphones| Vol 21 - Issue 43| Volume 21
Microsoft Result 29/10/2014
by Super User
Microsoft Corporation’s first quarter net profit fell 13.4% to $4.5 billion from $5.2 billion in Q1 of the previous year, though turnover increased 25.2% to $23.2 billion from $18.5 billion.
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PCs, Not Tablets, Boost German IT Market
by Super User
German tech industry association Bitkom has said that the country’s ICT market (including consumer electronics (CE), telecommuncations and information technology) will rise 1.6% this year, to be valued at
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Rumour: Apple to Raise Payments on High Demand
by Super User
After experiencing higher demand for the iPhone 6 Plus than expected, Apple is debating whether to raise its payments to producer Foxconn, according to reports from Asia. Supply chain sources say that Apple is …
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UltraHD Tipped for Galaxy S6
by Super User
It hasn’t been long since the introduction of the Galaxy Note 4 (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 36), but speculation is already turning to Samsung’s next announcement. The company traditionally introduces a new flagship …
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Samsung, LG To Pay $19 million in Brazil LCD Cartel Case
by Super User
Samsung and LG have signed agreements with Brazil’s Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) to pay approximately $19 million to settle a cartel investigation involving the Brazilian LCD market. The two companies had been …
Tags:Large Display Monitor| LG Electronics (LGE)| Price Fixing| Samsung| Vol 21 - Issue 34| Volume 21
Intel Targets 25 Million Tablet Processors
by Super User
Intel is aiming to ship 25 million tablet processors in the second half of the year, said sources in the Asian supply chain. The company is said to be working ‘aggressively’ with Taiwan- and …
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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 …
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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 …
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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.
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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 …
Tags:3D Cinema| Back Panel| Large Display Monitor| sony| Vol 21 - Issue 35| Volume 21
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 …
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