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Digi-Capital: China Could Dominate AR/VR Market by 2022

by Andrew Fenn

America delivered more AR/VR revenue than China last year, but Chinese growth in the next five years could see it dominate the market long-term, and not by a small margin, according to Digi-Capital. China …

Tags:Augmented Reality| China| Mobile Display Monitor| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 17

Player 3 Has Joined the Game – Chrome OS Detachable Tablets Paint a Brighter Future While Tablet Market Struggles, According to IDC

by Damir Lokas

Global tablet shipments in the first quarter of 2018 (1Q18) reached 31.7 million, declining 11.7% from the prior year, according to preliminary data from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker. However, …

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IDC: Chrome OS Detachable Tablets Paint a Brighter Future While Market Struggles

by Andrew Fenn

Global tablet shipments in the first quarter of 2018 reached 31.7 million, declining 11.7% from the prior year, according to preliminary data from IDC. However, the growing niche of detachable tablets like the Microsoft …

Tags:IDC| Market Data| Mobile Display Monitor| tablets| Vol 25 - Issue 17

Xiaomi Files $10 Billion IPO and Signs New Deal with Mobile Network Owner

by Andrew Fenn

Xiaomi has submitted an IPO application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and reportedly hopes to raise $10 billion. In the filing, CEO Lei Jun wrote, “We are building an open global ecosystem and …

Tags:China| Investment| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 17| Xiaomi

Plastic Logic Tests 500ppi EPD Display

by Bob Raikes

Plastic Logic has developed a sample of a 10.7″ electrophoretic (EPD) display that can support 500 ppi. The panel uses the current front plane from E Ink, but a new higher density backplane that …

Eclair Delivers First Live Screening Via Streaming in a Cinema

by Andrew Fenn

European content service provider Eclair has announced its first screening of a live event via streaming at the CGR cinema in Vitrolles, near Marseille, France. The NBA Playoffs match of the Golden State Warriors …

Tags:Cinema| Large Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 17

Eclair Successfully Delivers First Live Alternative Content Screening Via Streaming in a Cinema, in Partnership With CGR Events

by Damir Lokas

Eclair, a leader in content services for the motion picture and television industries in Europe (Ymagis Group – FR0011471291, MAGIS, PEA-PME, TECH 40), announces its successful first screening of a live event via streaming …

MagnaChip Introduces Third-Generation 40-Nanometer Mobile OLED DDIC for Smartphone Displays Without Bezels

by Damir Lokas

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation (“MagnaChip Semiconductor”) (NYSE: MX), a designer and manufacturer of analog and mixed-signal semiconductor platform solutions, announced it has launched a new third-generation 40-nanometer (nm) OLED display driver integrated circuit (DDIC) for …

MoviePass Brings Back “Movie-a-Day” Monthly Subscription

by Andrew Fenn

MoviePass has reverted back to its “movie-a-day” monthly subscription package, having replaced it with an alternative promotion three weeks ago. Since April 13th, new customers have only been able to purchase a $29.95 pass …

Tags:Cinema going| Large Display Monitor| USA| Vol 25 - Issue 17

Magnachip Result 30/04/2018

by Vijaya

MagnaChip Semiconductor Corporation announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2018. Net sales for Q1 2018 were $165.8 million, an increase of 2.5%, compared to $161.7 million in Q1 2107. Net income …

Tags:Financial Data| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 17

Report: LG OLED TV at Korea Airport Exhibiting Signs of Burn-in

by Andrew Fenn

ZDNet has reported on an apparent burn-in issue with LG 2018 OLED TVs, spotted at Korea’s Incheon Airport’s Air Milers Lounge. At least one of the displays, installed only a matter of months ago, …

Tags:Aviation| Large Display Monitor| LG Electronics (LGE)| OLEDs| Vol 25 - Issue 17

IHS: Pay TV Subscriptions Declined in 14 Markets in 2017

by Andrew Fenn

The cord-cutting trend that threatens the future of the global pay TV industry was not confined solely to the United States in 2017. Total pay TV subscriptions also declined in 13 other markets — …