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Sharp affiliate sues Corning for allegedly breaking glass supply deal

by Bob Raikes

What They Say The Nikkei reported that Sakai Display Products (the LCD business of Sharp) has launched a legal action to stop Corning’s alleged sale of glass to third parties without SDP’s consent in …

Tags:Corning| Glass| Litigation| sharp

Grab Lenovo’s Awesome 28-inch, 4K Monitor for Just $239

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Experienced technology journalist, Avram Piltch of Toms Hardware, has highlighted that Lenovo’s 28″ L28u-30 UltraHD monitor was available on Black Friday for $239. The monitor has 300cd/m² of output and has …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Lenovo| UltraHD & 4K

Organic LCD To Shape The Future Of TV Studio Displays (?)

by Bob Raikes

What They Say The Broadcast Bridge blog reported that it expects TV studios to be a good place for the installation of organic LCDs (OLCDs) because of the flexibility to wrap them around objects …

Tags:Flexible Displays| LCD displays| Organic TFTs

LED’s Mainstreaming Continues: Here’s a Car Rental Counter With A Big Video Wall

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Sixteen Nine regularly shows digital signage installations. This one, at a car rental desk, looks particularly interesting as it seems to show an application that would have, up to now, been …

Tags:Aviation| Small Pixel Pitch LED SPP

Samsung Display to start trial runs for QD-OLED line

by Bob Raikes

What They Say The Elec reports that Samsung Display has started test operation of its QD-OLED production line in Asan. The Q1 line is an 8.5th generation line (2200 x 2500mm). Q1 is expected …

Tags:QD OLEDs| Samsung Display

Xiaomi-backed Chinese display startup Viewtrix bags $46m in Sequoia-led series D round

by Bob Raikes

What They Say TechinAsia reports that Viewtrix (also known as Yunyinggu), a Chinese developer of display drivers, announced that it has secured 300 million yuan ($45.6 million) in a series D round led by …

Tags:China| Display Drivers| Investment

The Explorers: “Now shooting in 8K-16 bit”

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Advanced TV reports that France-based The Explorers is now shooting content in 16 bit 8K and claims to be the first to stream 8K/HDR10 content. The site reported that earlier this …

Tags:Samsung| Super Hi-Vision (8K)

Extra Projection Data for WBS Subscribers

by Bob Raikes

What They Say In my Display Daily today, I reported on a discussion with ViewSonic about developments in the projection market, as the company had been putting out very positive press, when we had …

Tags:Market Data| Projectors

Demon’s Souls looked ugly as sh** on my PS5 — I finally figured out why

by Bob Raikes

What They Say A journalist found that some settings on the new PlayStation 5 cause the image on the display to have much reduced contrast as the PS5 limits the dynamic range, apparently based …

Tags:HDMI| PlayStation| Visual Quality

I’ve Been Resisting it, but….

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Tom’s Hardware published a list of what it regarded as the best value monitor deals on Black Friday What We Think There have been hundreds (and I mean hundreds!) of press …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Game Playing

Many an OLED Mickle….

by Bob Raikes

What They Say IDTechEx sent out a mail about some new developments including OLED materials. It highlights developments in TADF materials and said it was impressed with the host materials developed by early-stage US …

Tags:OLED Materials| TADF

M1 MacBook Teardowns: Something Old, Something New

by Bob Raikes

What They Say iFixit tore down the new MacBooks based on the in-house M1 processor and found the design is very similar to previous models (especially the Pro), with the main change being in …

Tags:Apple| Notebooks