News – Page 24 – Display Daily

Airport Introduces a New Era of DOOH with Immersive Walkway

by Shawnee Blackwood

Wall-to-wall displays reach a 100% of the foot traffic.

Tags:Advertising| DOOH

LG Partners With Blue Cheetah on Chiplet Design

by Joseph Bryans

More AI, more image processing, and more power efficiency are driving innovation in display design.

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| chiplets| LG

Creal and Zeiss Partner on Light Field Display Eye Diagnostic Platform

by Shawnee Blackwood

Trying to do away with the traditional practice of swapping out lenses and looking at eye charts.

Tags:Creal| Light Field Displays| Zeiss

Xiaomi Launches Three New Gaming Monitors

by Shawnee Blackwood

Xiaomi is selling the monitors online through Amazon, Temu, and Walmart.

Tags:Gaming Monitor| HDR| IPS| MiniLED| QD| Xiaomi

Apple Tries to Make the New iPhone 16 Series Glow

by Shawnee Blackwood

An emphasis on bigger displays, thinner bezels, and AI creates enthusiasts and critics in equal measure.

Tags:Apple| iPhone

LG Acquires Stake in Virtual Productions Solutions Provider

by Shawnee Blackwood

LG adding to its virtual production capacity and getting involved in total solutions.

Tags:Virtual Production

QD Controversy Doesn’t Look Good for TCL TVs

by Emory Kale

A QD TV without any QD? Who do you believe, the manufacturer, the testing agency, or the competition?

Tags:Quantum Dots| Samsung| showcase| TCL| TV

Favite Looking to MicroLED AOI Shipments in China for Growth

by Emory Kale

Inspection and fault-detection in MicroLED panels remains a challenge creating new opportunities for equipment makers who can deliver high-performance systems.

Tags:Manufacturing| MicroLED

ODM Quanta to Invest $20 Million in Vuzix

by Shawnee Blackwood

Despite challenging financials results, Vuzix believes it is looking at improved results in the second half of 2024 and remains bullish about its long-term opportunities.

Tags:Augmented Reality| financials| Vuzix

Panasonic Returns to US Market With OLED and MiniLED TVs

by Joseph Bryans

The models, ranging from 55 to 85 inches, are now available for pre-order through retailers like Amazon and Costco.com.

LG Wants Stretchable Displays to Become Fashionable

by Omid Rahmat

The company leads Korea’s intentions to commercialize new display technology.

Tags:LG| OLED| Stretched Displays

Korea and China Spar Over OLED Emitter Market Share

by Emory Kale

Korea’s market share dropped below China for the first time in the first quarter of 2024.

Tags:Market Data| Materials| OLED| UBI Research