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Any Interesting Display Stuff at CE Week?

by Ken Werner

CE Week is a miniature Consumer Electronics Show held each June in New York to make sure the CES brand is not forgotten between one January and the next. Okay, that may be a …

Tags:Consumer Electronics Industry| UltraHD & 4K| Vol 23 - Issue 24

Leyard Secures Win at Infocomm

by Tom Allen

Leyard, with its subsidiary Planar, won seven awards at Infocomm 2016. Six industry publications presented awards: AV Technology, Commercial Integrator, Digital Signage, Government Video, Sound & Video Contractor and Systems Contractor News. Two products …

UTS Avoids Point-to-Point With Matrox

by Tom Allen

Matrox is celebrating a win for its Maevex solution in Australia’s University of Technology Sydney – which has just built ‘the largest teaching laboratory in the Southern Hemisphere.’ The use of the Maevex encoding/decoding …

Sony Favours HPM Over Laser

by Tom Allen

Sony, unlike other big names in the cinema projection space, did not have a stand on the show floor. However, we were able to sit down with David McIntosh – the head of the …

Tags:CineEurope 2016| Cinema Projection| Large Display Monitor| Projector Stacks| sony

Apple Describes Phone With Wrap-Around Display

by Tom Allen

Apple has patented a phone with a wrap-around display – that is, a display encircling the device entirely. To avoid excessive battery drain, sensors would determine where the user is looking, and only the …

Tags:Apple| Mobile Display Monitor| Patents| Smartphones| Vol 23 - Issue 24

Australia Relies on Holo-Gauze at Eurovision

by Tom Allen

Holo-Gauze has said that it supplied the technology to enable Australia’s live performance at the Eurovision Song Contest this year. Three screens were used: two 3m x 5m behind singer Dami Im and one …

Ignis Signs Patent License With LGD

by Tom Allen

Ignis Innovation has signed a patent license agreement with LG Display, covering its circuit technology for use in OLED displays. The agreement is non-exclusive, but specific terms were not disclosed. Analyst Comment I wrote …

Sony Ends Manufacturing in Brazil

by Tom Allen

Sony has decided to stop making smartphones in Brazil, which was being done through deals with Foxconn and Arima. The company took the decision due to a lack of fiscal incentives and the poor …

Foxconn Plans Big Changes for Sharp

by Tom Allen

Foxconn chairman Terry Gou has said that his company will “carry out a series of measures to help Sharp make a turnaround as soon as possible,” after officially joining the board in July. Gou …

Tags:Foxconn (Honhai)| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| sharp| Vol 23 - Issue 24

Rumour: Nanoco Has New TV Customers

by Tom Allen

We have been told that Nanoco’s cadmium-free quantum dots have been adopted for use in LCD TVs from Chinese and Taiwanese makers. The sets are expected to arrive in the second half of this …

Peter Chou is No Longer at HTC

by Tom Allen

HTC has confirmed that former CEO Peter Chou has left the company. Although he is still an honourary consultant to HTC, Chou is now serving as chairman of the Digital Domain, a Hong Kong-based …

Tags:HTC| Mobile Display Monitor| People| Vol 23 - Issue 24

China Maintains Large-Screen Lead

by Tom Allen

IHS says that demand for large-screen (55″+) TVs is ‘surging’ in China, as falling prices promote consumer adoption. Shipments of these sets rose almost 80% YoY in Q1’16, with many local brands offering steep …

Efficient STBs Save Americans Almost $170 Million

Pay-TV Rises, but Cable Falls

Chinese Makers to Halt Capacity Expansion

CTA Says the US is Heading for a Record Year in Technology

Samsung S7 Display Shoot-Out

How to Choose the Right Display for Photography and Graphics Design

Any Interesting Display Stuff at CE Week?

Leyard Secures Win at Infocomm

UTS Avoids Point-to-Point With Matrox

Sony Favours HPM Over Laser

Apple Describes Phone With Wrap-Around Display

Australia Relies on Holo-Gauze at Eurovision

Ignis Signs Patent License With LGD

Sony Ends Manufacturing in Brazil

Foxconn Plans Big Changes for Sharp

Rumour: Nanoco Has New TV Customers

Peter Chou is No Longer at HTC

China Maintains Large-Screen Lead