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MIT’s SMART Centre Develops World’s Smallest LED with Advanced Strain Sensing Capabilities

by Omid Rahmat

The new technology has the potential to convert existing cameras in everyday devices, like smartphones, into microscopes by only modifying the silicon chip and software.

Tags:Holography| LED| research

JMGO N1 Ultra Projector Secures $2.24 Million on Kickstarter, Attracts Academy Award-winning Filmmakers

by Artem Alekseenko

Covering an ultra-wide color gamut of 110% BT.2020 (equivalent to 155% DCI-P3), the projector offers a full suite of color calibration options, making it suitable for filmmakers who require precise color representation, clarity, and contrast.

Tags:JMGO| Laser Projectors

Pixelworks Enhances Visual Quality for Crystal of Atlan for Smooth 120fps Mobile Gaming Experience

by Artem Alekseenko

Allows Android smartphones to offload rendering pressure from the GPU.

Tags:Game Playing| Pixelworks| smartphone

Worldwide Spending on Telecom Services and Pay TV Services Grows Amid Inflation

by Artem Alekseenko

Telecom companies are increasing digitalization efforts, creating data-driven go-to-market strategies and embracing innovative business models, while also exploring new revenue streams in areas such as IoT, data centers, cloud computing, AR/VR, IT services, and more.

Tags:Analytics & Tools| IDC| Pay TV

Perovskites – Performance – Progress

by Peter Palomaki

With all these benefits, why aren’t perovskites found in all of our displays yet?

Tags:FWHM| Perovskite| QD OLEDs| SID Display Week 2023

How Would You Like a Free TV?

by Shawnee Blackwood

TeeVee Corporation has recently unveiled an innovative ad-supported free television platform, Telly Free TV. This disruptive move is the brainchild of Pluto TV’s co-founder, Ilya Pozin, and aims to offer consumers a free TV …

Tags:Advertising| Pluto TV| TV Sets

TV Manufacturers Experience Rebound in Profits Amid Falling LCD Panel Prices

by Shawnee Blackwood

While Samsung and LG enjoyed profits in Q1’23, Sony reported a loss. Primarily driven by the Chinese market, TCL may go ahead of Sony in TV revenues in 2023.

Will Soaring Display Fab Utilization in Q2’23 Propel Oversupply, Derailing Panel Price Rally?

by Omid Rahmat

The industry’s capacity continues to overshadow display demand, and the fervent push for higher utilization might tip the supply/demand balance, causing an oversupply as we approach the second half of the year.

Tags:DSCC| Manufacturing| TFT LCD

Global Tablet Shipments Drop 18% YoY in Q1’23 as Pandemic-Driven Demand Wanes

by Shawnee Blackwood

Q1’23 saw a significant drop in shipments, following a quarter with 1% growth due to strong promotional activity.

Tags:Canalys| Market Data| tablets

Reliance Jio Unveils $15 JioDive VR Headset for Cricket Fans

by Shawnee Blackwood

Cricket is as boring as baseball but without the spitting.

Tags:Augmented Reality| headsets| India| Reliance Jio| VR

TCL NFL partnership to grow TV sales in the US

TCL Scores Big with NFL Partnerships, Expanding TV Business through Atlanta Falcons, Seattle Seahawks, and Justin Herbert Collaborations

by Shawnee Blackwood

Perhaps the most noteworthy partnership is with the Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert. As one of the most promising talents in the NFL, Herbert will serve as TCL’s first-ever brand ambassador, promoting the company’s TV products and enhancing its presence among sports enthusiasts.

Tags:TCL| TVs (TV Sets)

Flexible Armband Touch Technology Offers Intuitive, Skin-Like Interface for Electronic Device Control

by Emory Kale

The flexible armband is crafted with a thin, stretchable, and lightweight material that resembles the texture of human skin.

Tags:research| Touch Interfaces