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Internet Delivered Pay-TV Hits Cable, Satellite and Phone Providers

The bigger pay-TV providers were hit again this quarter with further subscriber losses, with internet delivery the only method seeing gains, ...

V-Nova Shines at IBC

V-Nova held a press conference to update on the firm’s progress since TV Connect and then NAB. Matt Stagg of EE ...

ADB Wins New Project With Melita

ADB said that the quadruple-play cable operator, Melita, of Malta, has chosen the firm to implement the commercial launch of its ...

Hitachi Takes UST to the Next Level

Hitachi’s newest Smart projector – currently unnamed – is able to throw a 40″ image from just 1cm from the display ...

Microsoft Will Charge for Corporate Windows 10

While Microsoft has committed to providing Windows 10 for free to users of Windows 7 and 8 (both Home and Pro ...

Notebook Market to Grow in 2019

Worldwide shipments of personal computing devices (PCDs), comprised of traditional PCs (a combination of desktop, notebook, and workstations) and tablets (slates ...

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New Optical Approaches to VR Headsets Improve the Acceptance by Users

by Norbert Hildebrand

An article by Science 2.0 (http://tinyurl.com/zofpwud) describes a university study that looked at how to improve the optical performance of VR headsets. The study was a combined effort between Stanford and Dartmouth University and …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| Oculus Rift| Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 16

Lasers Light Up CinemaCon

by Tom Allen

CinemaCon is a relatively new show in the industry, with its first iteration taking place in 2011. As well as showing off new cinema technologies and products – The Hobbit in HFR was previewed …

Tags:Barco| Christie| CinemaCon 2016| Large Display Monitor| Laser Phosphor Projectors| Laser Projectors| NEC| Vol 23 - Issue 15

Great Video & IP Battles

by Bob Raikes

We have plenty of news for you this week. We’ve included the items from last week’s Cinemacon and we are publishing our NAB stories as we go along on the website. We’ll have the …

Tags:Editorial| Large Display Monitor| Litigation| Mobile Display Monitor| Nanoco| Nanosys| Vol 23 - Issue 15

Opinions Differ, but Agree – 2016 Will be VR’s Year

by Tom Allen

The two most hotly-anticipated virtual reality headsets – the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift – have been launched worldwide and are now shipping to (a few) lucky customers. Analysts are very excited about the …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Gartner| HMDs (Head Mounted Displays)| IDC| Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 17

Kyocera Receives Ninth ‘Recycler of the Year’ Award

by Isaac Oburu

Kyocera has been honoured by the City of San Diego with a ‘2016 Recycler of the Year’ award, for its recycling and waste reduction efforts. Kyocera has received the award nine times now, and …

Tags:Awards| Back Panel| Environment| Kyocera| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Recycling| USA| Vol 23 - Issue 16

Kyocera’s Smartphone Goes Haptic

by Isaac Oburu

Kyocera is using Immersion’s TouchSense haptic technology in its new DuraForce XD 5.7″ Android smartphone. TouchSense controls the actuators in the device to create tactile effects.

Tags:Back Panel| Kyocera| Mobile Display Monitor| Smartphones| Vol 23 - Issue 16

Display Makers Turn to Embedded Touch

by Tom Allen

Display makers are increasingly looking to in- and on-cell touch solutions for mobile phones, as the global market slows. These embedded touch products can deliver thinner and brighter displays, as well as shortening the …

Tags:IHS Markit| In-cell| Mobile Display Monitor| On-cell| Smartphones| Touch Interfaces| Vol 23 - Issue 16

Atomos Adds PQ to Monitor Recorders

by Tom Allen

At NAB, Atomos announced updates to its new Shogun Flame monitors (Atomos Brings HDR to Field Monitors), as well as a new Shogun product. It has only been one month since the Shogun Flame …

Tags:Broadcast Monitors| Colour Management & Processing| HDR - High Dynamic Range| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| NAB 2016| Vol 23 - Issue 16