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Amazon Requires Kindle Update

by Tom Allen

Amazon is pushing out a software update for all Kindle devices released before 2014. The update must be applied before the 22nd March; after this, a manual update will be required. A full list …

Tags:Amazon| eReaders| Mobile Display Monitor| Software| Vol 23 - Issue 09

TTUD, IAPP and Novaled Recognised for OLEDs

by Tom Allen

The Technical University of Dresden (TUD), TUD Institute for Applied Photophysics and Novaled GmbH have been recognised by the German Physical Society, for their successful and sustainable technology transfer. The DPG Technology Transfer Award …

ECR 2016 Round-up

by Bob Raikes

Beacon’s 8 input 55″ monitorBeacon of Shenzen was showing an eight input 55″ display with UltraHD resolution. The monitor is designed for medical collaboration and can use PIP technology to show all of the …

Barco Moves Uniti Features Down to Fusion

by Bob Raikes

Last year at ECR, Barco impressed us with the features in its Coronis Uniti multi-modality display with 12 megapixels. Since its introduction, the Uniti has been approved for specialty imaging beyond mammography to include …

Applied Materials’ Ethics Recognised

by Tom Allen

Applied Materials has been recognised by the Ethisphere Institute, a body dedicated to defining and advancing ethical business standards, as a 2016 World’s Most Ethical Company. Applied Materials was one of six companies recognised …

Cometa Takes Fujitsu

by Tom Allen

Cometa is now distributing Fujitsu’s PCs, notebooks, displays and other products in the central and southern parts of Italy.

UBI: AMOLED Panels to Grow at 46% CAGR

by Tom Allen

UBI Research, of Korea, has published its annual OLED Display report, which predicts 40% YoY revenue growth for the AMOLED panel market this year, to $15 billion. Shipments are expected to rise 16%, to …

IIS Looks for OEMs for Dicom Tablet

by Bob Raikes

Image Info Systems (IIS) was a new name for us and we were attracted by the advertising on its booth of “the first Dicom-calibrated” tablet. The company is based in the UK, but has …

WiFi Power Reduced by ‘10,000 Times’

by Tom Allen

A team at the University of Washington (UW) have developed a concept that they call ‘passive WiFi’, which is up to 10,000 times more efficient than today’s wireless standards. It also consumes 1,000 times …

Sharp Due Diligence “Mostly Done”

by Tom Allen

Reuters says that Sharp and Foxconn are now moving forwards with the acquisition deal (Sharp Accepts Foxconn Bid), which was delayed last week due to clarifications required on Sharp liabilities (Foxconn Delays Sharp Acquisition). …

Chip Makers Struggle in February

by Tom Allen

Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE) reported a YoY decrease of 7% in February, to NT$17.7 billion ($538.9 million). Year-to-date revenues were NT$38.8 billion ($1.2 billion), down 8.3% YoY. Lite-On Semiconductor rose 4.3% YoY, to NT$645 …

Qualcomm’s 820 Will ‘Dominate’ Android

by Tom Allen

Asian supply chain sources have said that Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 is likely to ‘dominate’ Android smartphones in the first half of 2016. The processor is being used by firms including Samsung, LG, HTC, Xiaomi, …

Tags:Chips| Mobile Display Monitor| Qualcomm| Semiconductors| Vol 23 - Issue 09

TCO Certified Part of German Manufacturing Criteria

Acer Scores CES Wins

BenQ Signs New Distribution Deal With Delo

Display Solutions Utilises PSD Touch Technology

Sony Merges Playstation Units

Atomos Adds PQ to Monitor Recorders

Amazon Requires Kindle Update

TTUD, IAPP and Novaled Recognised for OLEDs

ECR 2016 Round-up

Barco Moves Uniti Features Down to Fusion

Applied Materials’ Ethics Recognised

Cometa Takes Fujitsu

UBI: AMOLED Panels to Grow at 46% CAGR

IIS Looks for OEMs for Dicom Tablet

WiFi Power Reduced by ‘10,000 Times’

Sharp Due Diligence “Mostly Done”

Chip Makers Struggle in February

Qualcomm’s 820 Will ‘Dominate’ Android