LG Chem Getting Out of the Polarizer Film Business
LG Chem is pivoting its focus towards the production of battery materials, an area with more promising growth potential.
World’s Largest Aviation In-Flight Entertainment OLED Display Unveiled
Rosen Aviation, based in Eugene, Oregon, has unveiled the world’s largest aviation production in-flight entertainment (IFE) display – a 97” 4K OLED screen, measuring over 8 feet diagonally.
Dahua Launches New Flip COB Chip LED Display, the CH II
Dahua is emphasizing the energy efficiency, with each cabinet consuming less than 75W, claiming a 40% reduction in energy use compared to surface mount display (SMD) products.
Creal Making Patented AR Display Technology Available to OEMs and ODMs
A recurrent challenge with current AR headsets is their inability to comfortably display proximate content.
RTX Supplying Royal Air Force With Its Large Area Display Technology
The integration of new display technology into fighter jets is part of a general initiative to create better decision-making processes for pilots.
OLED Automotive Panel Market Growing
The supply of automotive display panels will, by 2026, exceed 240 million units.
No Rebound for Global PC Monitor Market Until 2025
There’s been a discernible transition from a market that was majorly driven by commercial sales to one where consumer preferences play a more dominant role.
Innolux Researchers Develop LCD-Based Light Field Display for VR Comfort
Researchers have been trying various methods to improve the quality and performance of near-eye displays. One of the promising techniques they’ve looked into involves using light field (LF) displays, which can offer a more realistic and immersive visual experience.
Indian TV Market: A Battleground State
TCL has seen significant growth in its share of the Indian smart TV market over the last quarters.
Decline in US PC Shipments Slows Down
Despite the decline in YoY numbers, one major factor showing improvement was the clearing of channel inventories.
Xiaomi Dominates India’s Smart TV Market
With manufacturers emphasizing budget-friendly models and frequent price cuts, TVs priced under $200 increased their market share from 26% to 39%.
