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HTC’s Emphasis is on Vive Products

by Bob Raikes

HTC’s booth was mainly devoted to the various Vive products although there were also still some smartphones. That reduction in emphasis on smartphones is not surprising as the company has moved most of its …

Lenovo Promotes Moto Mods & New Yogas

by Bob Raikes

Lenovo was promoting its consumer PCs and also, of course, the Motorola range. As we covered Lenovo quite a lot at CES, we focused mainly on the phones at MWC. Lots of the time …

Samsung and Portrait Displays Announce CalMAN 2018, Next Generation Auto Calibration on QLED TVs

by Damir Lokas

Leading U.S.-based software developer Portrait Displays announced an expanded partnership with Samsung Electronics to enhance color calibration in TV displays through its CalMAN software. This enhanced auto calibration tool is expected to become available …

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ZTE Launches the New-Generation AI STB ZXV10

by Damir Lokas

ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a major international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the Mobile Internet, today launched its new-generation AI STB, ZXV10 S100. This product delivers not only an …

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Elliptic Labs Extends its Technology

by Bob Raikes

We’re stretching our remit a little by reporting on Elliptic Labs, as its ultrasound-based detection system is not a display. However, it might have implications for displays. The technology is able to use the …

Global Video Revenues Hit $70B In 2017, And Are Set For Even Higher Growth, Says Strategy Analytics

by Damir Lokas

Online services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video have transformed the video business in recent years, but according to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, revenue increases will be even higher in the …

Strategy Analytics: Global Video Revenues Hit $70 Billion in 2017

by Andrew Fenn

Augmented Reality Hardware Market at Innovation Inflection Point

by Damir Lokas

As Augmented Reality (AR) continues to create a beachhead in enterprise and shows promise for consumer AR in the coming years, attention is being paid not only to the potential applications for AR but …

High Interest in Eyevis—Insolvency Proceedings Move Forward

by Andrew Fenn

Insolvency negotiations for Eyevis are moving forward. The administration is currently entering into further negotiations with several potential investors who have placed binding offers. The business continues to operate fully throughout the proceedings. (Eyevis …

Tags:Eyevis| Germany| Large Display Monitor| Reorganisation & Restructuring| Vol 25 - Issue 09

Eizo Monitor Supports Dual 3G SDI

by Bob Raikes

Eizo Corporation announced the CuratOR EX2621, a 26″ FullHD surgical monitor with “three screen” support and image enhancing technology. It is an upgrade on the CuratOR EX2621 which was released earlier, but has only …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Eizo| Large Display Monitor| Medical| Vol 25 - Issue 10

BenQ UltraHD Projector is Well Priced

by Bob Raikes

BenQ has released the TK800 UltraHD 0.47″ single chip DLP home theatre projector with 3,000 Ansi lumens of output and supporting 92% of Rec. 709. 10 bit colour is supported and a claimed 10,000:1 …

Mercedes Uses Projectors for Headlamps

by Bob Raikes

The Mercedes Maybach S-Class uses a million TI DLP micromirrors in each of its headlights to create very accurately defined light beams from the LEDs. The headlamps can also be used to signal to …

Tags:Automotive| DLP| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 09