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NEC Supports Royal Opera House London’s Open Up Project With Large Format Display And Projection Solutions

by Damir Lokas

NEC Display Solutions Europe announces its partnership with the Royal Opera House (ROH) in London. As part of the Open Up project to promote more openness, availability and accessibility, NEC is providing several display …

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Cryptera and Zytronic Introduce Secure PIN Entry Through Large Format Touch Screens

by Bob Raikes

Zytronic, which makes Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT and MPCT) touch sensors announced that a new version of its technology is now available to support secure PIN entry applications via their development partner, Cryptera. Zytronic …

Cryptera and Zytronic Introduce Secure PIN Entry Through Large Format Touch Screens

by Damir Lokas

Zytronic, a leader in durable, high performance Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT and MPCT) touch sensors announced that a new version of its rugged, customised touch screens is now available to support secure PIN entry …

Quantum Materials Corp Announces Capability to Mass Produce High Performance, Low Cost Perovskite Quantum Dots – Paving the way for Next Generation Solar and Display Applications Incorporating PQD Materials

by Damir Lokas

Leading American cadmium-free quantum dot manufacturer Quantum Materials Corp (OTC:QTMM) announced it has developed a continuous flow manufacturing process to produce stable, low cost, high purity perovskite quantum dots (PQDs). Perovskite quantum dots are …

Philips Monitor is for Professionals, but has HDR600

by Bob Raikes

Philips has a new monitor, the 32″ Brilliance 328P6VUBREB, which has UltraHD resolution and conforming to HDR600. The VA LCD monitor also has USB Type-C, dual HDMI 2.0 ports, DisplayPort 1.4 and USB 3.1 …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| HDR - High Dynamic Range| Large Display Monitor| UltraHD| Vol 25 - Issue 36

LDM Product Roundup Vol 25 #36

by Bob Raikes

Asus has announced its GeForce RTX 2070 graphics boards, which support the new Turing GPUs. There are seven cards. The ROG Strix has three versions, an overclocked one, an ‘Advanced’ one and a regular …

Acer Predicts Double-Digit Growth in Gaming Monitors Thanks to Ultra HD

by Andrew Fenn

Acer is anticipating double-digit revenue growth for its gaming monitors, with sales bolstered by the company’s UltraHD products in the second half of 2018 and heading into 2019, according to Digitimes, which said, “Acer …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Game Playing| Large Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 36

Sky Takeover Battle Between Fox and Comcast May Go to Auction

by Andrew Fenn

If it isn’t resolved soon, the battle between Comcast and 21st Century Fox to acquire a majority share of Sky will head to a sealed bid auction, overseen by the UK Takeover Panel. Comcast …

The Next Big Thing for Displays is Automotive?

by Norbert Hildebrand

After writing for years about the Next Big Thing for the display industry I have to admit that my personal favorite the AR – VR – MR (together XR) or any other reality-based technology …

Tags:Automotive| Flexible Displays| OLEDs| Vol 25 - Issue 37

ATSC 3.0 May be Coming to the US Later Than You Think

by Matthew Brennesholtz

5G isn’t the only new communications format in your future: ATSC 3.0 is coming in the US, if its advocates have their way. In my last DD, titled Boundless Enthusiasm for 5G NR, I …

Tags:5G| ATSC| Broadcast| USA| Vol 25 - Issue 36

Nagra Enables First Cloud Cinema Show

by Bob Raikes

Nagra announced that Emagine Entertainment of the US has used Nagra’s myCinema CaaS content protection and HEVC compression to show digital cinema content at the Royal Oak Cinema in Detroit. The event was the …

Tags:Cinema| Large Display Monitor| Security| Vol 25 - Issue 36

PTAB to Review Patent at the Centre of $45 Million HTC Lawsuit

by Andrew Fenn

The US Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has granted a request from HTC, allowing the company to review the validity of a VR technology patent which is currently the focus of a $45 …

Tags:HTC| Mobile Display Monitor| Patents| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 36