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HannStar Result 28/03/2016

by Dhruv Dayal Gupta

HannStar Display Corp. reported Q4 net loss of NT$ 1.35 billion ($41.7 million), up 91% YoY from NT$ 659 million ($20.36 million). Turnover for the period was NT$ 3.77 billion ($116 million), down 40% …

Tags:Financial Data| Hannstar (Hannspree)| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 13

NEC Ready for 8k at NAB

by Tom Allen

NEC will show a new encoder and decoder pair at NAB 2016, which are able to process Super-Hi Vision (8k) video at 60 fps. They were developed with NHK of Japan. The VC-8350 encoder …

AG Neovo Shares Content With DLNA

by Tom Allen

Designed for public spaces, AG Neovo’s 54.6″ PN-55D is a super-narrow bezel display, with a pixel-to-pixel distance of 3.5mm. Featuring DLNA compliance, the PN-55D can share content with other DLNA devices across a LAN …

The Active Pen Renaissance

by Steve Sechrist

In case you missed it, along with Apple’s newest (old profile) update to its iPhone 5 series, the company announced last week, a 9.7-inch display version of its iPad Pro line that extends the …

Tags:iPad| Market Data| Pen Input| Vol 23 - Issue 13

JVC Projector is ‘Top Pick’

by Isaac Oburu

AV publication Sound and Vision has named the new JVC DLA-X550R projector a Top Pick, thanks to its brightness, contrast and overall value.

Chinese Threat to Korean Makers is Rising

by Tom Allen

Analysts speaking at the Korea Display Week had gloomy predictions for Korean display makers’ LCD business. The LCD market this year will be affected by long-term oversupply, falling demand and the rising influence of …

LGD and SDC Aim at 1,500 ppi

by Isaac Oburu

Recent reports have indicated that SDC and LG are planning OLED displays that will exceed 1,500 PPI. SDC will apparently base its new production lines on glass or plastic printed circuit boards, while LGD …

Apple Has Looked at Imagination for Acquisition

by Tom Allen

UK-based Imagination Technologies is under scrutiny as a possible acquisition for Apple, which uses its PowerVR GPUs in the iPad and iPhone. Apple already owns 8.42% of the company – its third-largest shareholder – …

InFocus Takes to the Road

by Tom Allen

Portable projection remains important to InFocus, and that is behind the development of the new IN1110 series. These projectors, the IN1116 and IN1118HD, are designed for mobile workers who need a compact, lightweight but …

Tags:DLP Projectors| InFocus| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 12

Vizio Integrates Google Cast, Scraps Tuner

by Tom Allen

In late February, Variety reported on a new Vizio TV series that would feature built-in Chromecast functionality from Google (Google Extends Cast Protocol Outside Android). The sets would also use an Android tablet as …

Aorus Boosts Framerates While Streaming

by Tom Allen

First shown at CES 2016, notebook brand Aorus has now launched its UltraHD gaming product: the 15.6″ X5S V5. The product uses an IPS panel. Running Windows 10 on an Intel Core i7 processor, …

Introducing the Ōura Ring “Wellness Computer”

by Arthur Berman

My Display Daily article published on March 18 was entitled “The Air A01 Mates with a Smartphone to Form a Unique Camera.” This article reported on a camera that communicates with and uses a …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| SmartRings| Vol 23 - Issue 11| Wearables

Samsung DeX Enables Productivity for Mobile Workers by Extending the Smartphone to a Desktop Environment

IHS Releases OLED TV Forecast

AOpen Module Supports Mini-OPS

Germans Buy More UltraHD TVs

PCCW Global Delivers a 360° VR Rugby Experience with Harmonic

Kyocera Receives Ninth ‘Recycler of the Year’ Award

HannStar Result 28/03/2016

NEC Ready for 8k at NAB

AG Neovo Shares Content With DLNA

The Active Pen Renaissance

JVC Projector is ‘Top Pick’

Chinese Threat to Korean Makers is Rising

LGD and SDC Aim at 1,500 ppi

Apple Has Looked at Imagination for Acquisition

InFocus Takes to the Road

Vizio Integrates Google Cast, Scraps Tuner

Aorus Boosts Framerates While Streaming

Introducing the Ōura Ring “Wellness Computer”