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Pay-TV is in 82% of US TV Homes

According to research from Leichtman Research Group (LRG), currently 82% of US households are subscribing to a pay-TV service, back to ...

One Connector to Rule Them All…

Last week, Apple, along with its new Watch products, announced its latest MacBook notebook. One of the stand out features was ...

Fujitsu To Split PC & Phone Businesses

From February 1st, Fujitsu plans to spin off its PC (Company Split A) and phone businesses (Company Split B) as separate ...

Ziggo to Axe 450 Jobs Over 3 Years

Dutch cable company Ziggo says it will cut around 450 jobs over the next three years. The move follows the completion ...

Xiaomi: Success May Make Life More Difficult

Xiaomi has had tremendous success with their low cost high featured smartphone line, kicking Samsung from the smartphone throne in China ...

JCDecaux Begins Irish Network Rollout

JCDecaux Ireland has begun the rollout of a digital advertising network in St Stephen’s Green shopping centre in Dublin. It is ...

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Sharp Confirms Robotic Phone – Not a Joke

by Tom Allen

Sharp’s walking, talking ‘RoBoHoN’ smartphone (Sharp’s Phone Dances, Talks and Sings) will go on sale on the 26th May. Pre-orders are live now: the ‘phone’ costs ¥203,140 ($1,865) ex VAT, although there will also …

Tags:Japan| Mobile Display Monitor| sharp| Smartphones| Vol 23 - Issue 15

Portrait Displays Announces Design Win With ASUS

by Isaac Oburu

ASUS, the No.1 gaming monitor brand, today announced MG248Q, MG28UQ and MG24UQ, the latest gaming monitors in the ASUS MG Series. MG248Q is a 24-inch Full HD monitor featuring an ultra-fast 1ms response time …

Tags:Asus| Game Playing| Gamer

TSMC Result 14/04/2016

by Dhruv Dayal Gupta

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reported Q1 2016 net profit of NT$64.8 billion ($2 billion), down 18% YoY. Turnover was NT$203.5 ($6.1 billion), down 8.3% YoY. Financial results were impacted by the February 6 earthquake, …

Tags:Financial Data| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| TSMC| Vol 23 - Issue 15

The Orah 4i is a Compact Spherical Capture Live Streaming Camera

by Arthur Berman

Even a quick on-line search will reveal that there are a variety of spherical capture cameras currently available for sale. Although there is no shortage of hardware, the issue of how the video captured …

Tags:360 Degree Cameras| Mobile Display Monitor| Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 15

NEC to Now Offer Competitive RGB Laser Projector Solution

by Chris Chinnock

NEC used CinemaCon 2016 to re-energize its RGB laser projector line with a new prototype solution, budded the NC3540LS, that is capable of delivering 35K lumens. All the main cinema projector providers; Christie, Barco, …

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

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Necsel Acquires PD-LD

by Chris Chinnock

In a letter sent to customers and suppliers, PD-LD VP Business Development, Robert Struthers said that as of 1st April 2016, PD-LD has become part of Necsel IP, Inc. “In acquiring PD-LD, Necsel adds …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Laser| Laser Projectors| Vol 23 - Issue 14

NakedEYE is Latest and Smallest VR Camera

by Tom Allen

Several companies are moving into the VR camera space – Samsung chief among them – and this week we saw one that will be at NAB called the NakedEYE, which is impressive for its …

Tags:Cameras| Mobile Display Monitor| NAB 2016| Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 14

Novasentis Gets Big-time Manufacturing Partner

by Ken Werner

At CES, I was impressed with the development-stage company Novasentis and its electro-mechanical polymer (EMP) haptic actuators. Yesterday, Novasentis and Kemet Corp. jointly announced they would collaborate on the production of film-based haptic actuators …

Tags:Haptics| Smartphones| Smartwatches| Vol 23 - Issue 14| Wearables

Slow Replacements Lead to High Notebook Resolutions

by Tom Allen

The market for notebook PC displays fell 23% YoY in Q1’16. Panel makers have begun to lower production of the low-profitability HD panels in favour of FullHD types – these panels are therefore expected …

Tags:IHS Markit| Large Display Monitor| LCD Panels| Mobile Display Monitor| Notebooks| Power Consumption| Resolution| Vol 23 - Issue 14

Amazon Slims and Rebalances Kindle

by Tom Allen

It has been eight years since the introduction of the original Amazon Kindle. Each successive generation has made the device smaller, lighter and faster; progress that has now led to the Kindle Oasis. It …

Tags:E Ink| eReaders| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 14