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LG Unveils UltraGear OLED Gaming Monitors with Cutting-Edge Dual-Hz Technology

by Joseph Bryans

The 32GS95UE is the first UltraGear monitor to be equipped with the new Dual-Hz feature, allowing users to switch between 4K (3,840 x 2,160) at 240Hz and Full-HD (1,920 x 1,080) at 480Hz with one click.

2023 Sees Significant Decline in VR Market: 24% Drop in Headset Sales

by Shawnee Blackwood

The lack of substantial investments in VR technology by major tech companies, with the exception of Meta, is expected to result in a continued slump in the industry over the next two years.

University of Michigan Innovates on Long-Lasting Blue PHOLEDs

by Joseph Bryans

Their method involves sandwiching cyan material between two mirrors, tuning the space to allow only deep blue light waves to persist and emit.

Tags:PHOLED| research| UDC

New Research Defines a Method for Transfer Printing of Inorganic Thin-Films and MicroLED

by Joseph Bryans

The researchers leveraged LIE micro-holes and vacuum control modules to develop a novel selective transfer approach dubbed μVAST.

Tags:Mass Transfer| MicroLED| research| showcase

Researchers Make a Leap With 360 Degree AR Holographic Automotive Display

by Joseph Bryans

The researchers are now collaborating with Google to test the system in actual vehicles, with road trials potentially beginning in 2024.

Tags:AR HUD| Automotive| Holographic Displays| showcase

AUO Closing Singapore LCD Plant, Moving Equipment to Taiwan

by Shawnee Blackwood

As LCD demand drops, AUO is refocusing on next-generation displays like MicroLEDs and expanding in the auto sector.

Tags:AUO| LCD| Manufacturing| MicroLED

Is This the World’s Largest LED Canvas?

by Shawnee Blackwood

The structure features over 2,000 square meters of floor-to-ceiling LED screens with 8K resolution and 360-degree visuals.

Tags:large displays| LED| Museums & Exhibitions| PLF (Premium Large Format) Cinema

OLED Technology Development for Demand Growth

by Sweta Dash

OLED technology is poised to resolve luminance and lifetime issues with development in materials and manufacturing processes. If technology development combined with capacity expansion can reduce cost, it can drive strong demand growth in future years.