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Proposed China Tariffs Would Cost U.S. Consumers Millions on TVs, Says New CTA, NRF Study

by Damir Lokas

The Trump administration’s proposed tariffs on TVs from China would increase the price Americans pay for TVs, costing U.S. consumers an estimated $711 million over the next year, according to a new study commissioned …

Tags:CTA (was CEA)

IBM Result 17/4/2018

by Vijaya

IBM has announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2018. IBM reported revenue of $19.1 billion in Q1 2018 with a 5% increase in the revenues compared to $18.15 billion reported in …

Tags:Financial Data| IBM| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 16

AOC and BenQ Monitors Have FreeSync 2 and HDR400

by Bob Raikes

AOC and BenQ have new gaming monitors that are very similar in specification and have support for both the VESA HDR400 specification and also FreeSync 2 for tear-free display. Peak brightness is 400 cd/m², …

Samsung is Not Looking to Commercialise OLED + QD

by Bob Raikes

At a TV launch event in Korea, Han Jong-hee, head of Samsung Electronics’ visual display business has confirmed that the company is not trying to make any kind of OLED TV, but is focusing …

Siewert & Kau Signs New Distribution Deal with Giada

by Andrew Fenn

IT distributor Siewert & Kau is now selling Giada mini-PCs, primarily as media players for digital signage applications.The players are available in a variety of models with different features. They have an average operating …

Tags:Distribution| Germany| Large Display Monitor| Media Players| Vol 25 - Issue 16

Asus Officially Announces AMD Graphics Card Rebrand

by Andrew Fenn

Following rumours that surfaced last week, Asus has announced its new graphics card brand, called Arez—not Ares, as was originally gleaned from early reports. (Asus Launching New Gaming Sub-Brand This Month?) Arez graphics cards …

Tags:AMD| Asus| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 15

HannStar Display to Boost Capex in 2018

by Andrew Fenn

HannStar Display has planned to increase its capital expenditure to between NT$3 billion and NT$4 billion ($102.3 million to $136.4 million) from the NT$1.9 billion ($64.8 million) it spent in 2017. Digitimes revealed the …

Tags:Hannstar (Hannspree)| Investment| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 16

US-China TV Tariff Could Cost Americans $711 Million Over Next Year

by Andrew Fenn

The US administration’s proposed tariffs on TVs from China would increase the price Americans pay for TVs, costing US consumers an estimated $711 million over the next year, according to the Consumer Technology Association …

RTings Looking at LCD & OLED Static Image Performance

by Bob Raikes

The RTings.com website is conducting a long term stress test on VA and IPS LCDs and an OLED to try to assess the impact of image sticking and ‘burn-in’. The sets are the OLED …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LCD Panels| OLEDs| Vol 25 - Issue 15| warranty

Dolby Laboratories and Jinyi Partner to Extend Spectacular Dolby Experiences to More Moviegoers in China

by Damir Lokas

Guangzhou Jinyi Media Corporation Ltd. (Jinyi, 002709.SZ), owner of Jinyi Cinemas, one of the largest cinema circuits in China, and Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE:DLB) announced a partnership to extend spectacular Dolby® experiences to more …

Tags:Dolby

Dolby Laboratories and Jinyi Cinemas Announce New Partnership

by Andrew Fenn

Guangzhou Jinyi Media Corporation, owner of Jinyi Cinemas, and Dolby Laboratories have announced a partnership to offer Dolby experiences to more moviegoers in China. Under the partnership, Jinyi plans to open 20 Dolby Cinema …

Tags:China| Cinema| Dolby| Large Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 15

Introducing “Cinionic” – A New Brand Launching a New Era in Cinema Experiences

by Damir Lokas

The previously announced strategic joint venture between Barco, China Film Co. Ltd (“CFG”), Appotronics and CITICPE is proud to introduce its company branding in the run up to CinemaCon 2018. The new company will …