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George Scheckel Christie has announced two promotions within its senior sales and business development team. George Scheckel is promoted to the ...
Pico Projector sales have taken off in the last year or so, particularly in China, said pico projector maker Butterfly at ...
Following the July release of an investigation into alleged accounting malpractices (Toshiba CEO Resigns Over Accounting Scandal), Toshiba says it is ...
Philips had one of the smaller booths for what we consider to be a major brand, although it has never been ...
On our recent trip to China, we took the opportunity to go to Nanjing to visit Nanjing CQ Laser Technology. It ...
by Super User
Fitbit has revealed a fitness tracker that also acts as a smartwatch. Joining two other wearables (the Charge and Charge HR, with small AMOLED screens), the Fitbit Surge features an LCD display. It includes …
Tags:Fitbit| Fitness Trackers| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 43| Volume 21
by Super User
A posting on the ‘Chinese Twitter’, Weibo, has revealed that smartphone maker Vivo is planning to create a 3.8mm-thick smartphone. Yes, that’s 1.3mm thinner than the current record-holder, the ELife S5.1 from Gionee (Display …
Tags:AMOLED| Mobile Display Monitor| Smartphones| Vol 21 - Issue 43| Volume 21
by Bob Raikes
The story that caught my attention particularly this week is the report that Samsung is trying to sell Liquavista, the Philips spin-off that it bought in January 2011 (the story has been going around …
Tags:LCD| Liquavista| MyBlog| Samsung
by Bob Raikes
The big story of last week was, without doubt, the planned Samsung investment in Sharp. The symbolism is more important than the substance. The deal indicates that Samsung wants to have an on-going relationship …
Tags:LCD| Samsung| sharp
by Bob Raikes
I wrote in Display Monitor recently about this time being the time for a change over from PCs being at the centre of our technology worlds and mobile devices dominating. This will be a …
Tags:eye tracking| tablets
by Raverstead
Looking back on the year, the big trend has been the increasing dominance of the 2 x 2 matrix of Apple and Samsung, phones and tablets. If you don’t fit one of the four …
Tags:Apple| Microsoft| phones| Samsung| tablets
by Raverstead
Both desktop monitors (DTMs) and TV forecasting have been fairly negative processes in recent quarters. In all three of the markets that we track, larger sized sets are growing in share, but in Public …
Tags:FPD| large displays| public displays
by Raverstead
Christian Thévot is the Business development manager, DLP pico, Texas Instruments. Christian manages TI’s DLP pico projection products in EMEA, working with companies using these technologies to promote them across the region. 1. What …
Tags:High 5
by Bob Raikes
Windows 8 was launched last week. The general reaction is the same as I highlighted when I saw the original Microsoft Surface announcement, that the O/S is a good one from the technical and …
Tags:PC| windows 8
by Tom Allen
We recently decided to introduce a new feature that we’re calling ‘High Five’. We’re asking industry insiders five questions, each with five topics. Who better to start with than someone that has been at …
Tags:High 5
by Raverstead
RaySoneira is President of DisplayMate Technologies Corporation, and is known for his wide and in-depth knowledge of the display industry and surrounding ecosystems. With the rest of his team, he produces display technology shoot-outs …
Tags:High 5
by Bob Raikes
I was thinking recently about 4K (3840 x 2160) products for TV and in the monitor market. There is some scepticism in some areas about the importance of this high resolution and we’ve seen …
Tags:4k| monitors| TV
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