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Sigmaintell Research: Market Analysis of Internet Cafes and E-sports Displays

by Andrew Fenn

Affected by the economic environment and the cutting of excessive industrial capacity, the home and commercial display market in mainland China is facing a downturn in demand, according to Sigmaintell Research. However, eSports display …

Tags:China| eSports| Large Display Monitor| Market Data| Vol 25 - Issue 23

The Reality of AR and VR: Highlights from a New Survey

by Jon Peddie

In March 2018, TECHnalysis Research conducted an online survey of a thousand US consumers that identify themselves as gamers and own some type of AR or VR-capable device. The ages of the respondents ranged …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Market Data| Mobile Display Monitor| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 23

Digital Display Content and Device Management Made Easy with Vivitek’s Novods Cloud

by Damir Lokas

Convenience and flexibility are the benefits unlocked by Vivitek’s new NovoDS Cloud, an optional cloud-based service that enables device and content management of Vivitek’s NovoDS family of digital signage solutions. Vivitek’s NovoDS range – …

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Volfoni Selected by Cinamon Cinemas as 3D Technology Provider

by Damir Lokas

Volfoni, the leading European provider of 3D technology, announced that Volfoni was selected by Cinamon Cinemas as their 3D technology provider for the provisioning and roll-out of multiple new screens for 3D cinema technology. …

Visionox Signs Long-term Deal with Universal Display

by Andrew Fenn

Following an evaluation agreement signed in February 2018, Chinese OLED manufacturer Visionox has signed a long-term licence and material purchasing agreements with Universal Display, which will supply its phosphorescent OLED materials to Visionox. Last …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Materials| UDC| Vol 25 - Issue 23

Samsung launches 2018 ‘NU’ LCD ranges

by Bob Raikes

Samsung has added new TVs in the NU model range, which replace the MU models from last year and are best described as ‘mid-range’. The NU8 models have features for gaming such as variable …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Samsung| TVs (TV Sets)| Vol 25 - Issue 23

50% of U.S. Broadband Households Watch Long-form Online Video on a Connected TV

by Damir Lokas

Parks Associates research finds nearly 40% of U.S. broadband households now have at least two OTT video service subscriptions. The research firm notes that consumers have reached a new stage in connected entertainment where …

UK’s Freeview Play Platform to Receive £125 Million Investment

by Damir Lokas

The UK’s top broadcast companies have signed a new five-year agreement to accelerate Freeview’s transition to a fully hybrid platform, providing the best in free-to-view live and on-demand TV. The collaboration between BBC, ITV, …

Intel Keeps Low Power Display Close to its Chest

by Bob Raikes

We promised to come back to you over the Low Power Display Technology (LPDT) that Intel announced at Computex when we had more information (Intel Reveals Low-Power Display Technology for Laptops). At the moment, …

OPPO Find X – Exploration at the Edge of Smartphone Possibilities

by Damir Lokas

OPPO, a leading global smartphone brand dedicated to providing products infused with art and innovative technology, this week officially announced Find X, marking the return of its highly regarded flagship Find series. OPPO Find …

Panasonic Extends its 4K Professional Display Line-up at InfoComm 2018

by Damir Lokas

The 4K displays come in 86 and 98-inch models with 500cd/m2 brightness, offering an excellent solution for digital signage or for use in corporate, classroom and retail environments. The SQ1 series, on show at …

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Money Can’t Buy You Love…

by Jon Peddie

… but it can get you a curved display you’ll fall in love with. In computer graphics, too much is not enough. I first said that in 1980 I think, and it has been …