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Sharp’s Rumored Closure of Sakai Display Products Gen 10 LCD Factory Gets Dissected

by Shawnee Blackwood

The potential closure of SDP would represent a significant step towards industry consolidation, with production becoming even more concentrated in China.

Tags:FPD| Market Data| omdia| sharp

China’s PC Market Declined 9% in Fourth Quarter of 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

A modest recovery is expected in 2024 with consumers expected to drive new sales.

Tags:Canalys| China| Market Data| PC| tablet

New Imaging Technique Maps OLED Materials with Unprecedented Precision

by Joseph Bryans

This work is significant for several reasons. Firstly, it addresses a critical aspect of OLED device performance, which hinges on the precise distribution of emissive guest molecules within the host material.

Tags:OLED| research| showcase

Apple’s Been Guttaged but Suckers Still Suckering

by Omid Rahmat

The Vision Pro seems to be having a lot of Monday morning blues.

Tags:Apple| headsets| MR| showcase| Vision Pro

Caviar Unveils Luxurious 18-Karat Gold Apple Vision Pro for $40,000

by Shawnee Blackwood

Manufactures of pitchforks and guillotines welcomed the move by sharpening their supplies.

Tags:Apple| headset| MR| Vision Pro

Samsung Display to Give Parent Company $4.2 Billion in Dividend Payout

by Emory Kale

This is the first time that Samsung’s display subsidiary has paid out dividends in its history.

Tags:Financial Data| Samsung Display

China’s Monitor Market Faces ‘Dull’ Start in 2024

by Emory Kale

For the full year, the market is forecast to see a slight contraction of about 1% to 20.5 million units.

The Hubris of Premium TV Technology

by Omid Rahmat

Normal people deserve great TVs at great prices. Who is letting them down these days?

KLA Exits Display Business

by Joseph Bryans

Company files with SEC based on cancellation of a significant technology project.

Tags:FPD| Manufacturing

LED Market Poised for Growth in 2024

by Shawnee Blackwood

European car makers are likely to adopt MicroLED displays for reading lights and knob buttons, while automakers worldwide plan to incorporate MicroLED transparent displays.

MicroLED Display Industry: Facing Turbulence or New Opportunities?

by Sweta Dash

High-speed transfer, assembly technologies, yield and defect management need to improve and supply chains need to be established before large volume commercialization in consumer products can be done.

Icelandair and Qantus Take Off With Panasonic Avionics’ OLED Displays

by Joseph Bryans

First shipments of systems received by Icelandair in milestone for in-flight OLED displays.

Tags:Avionics| In Flight Entertainment| OLED