Raontech Partners with European Automotive Supplier for Advanced Microdisplay Technology
The contract could represent 35% of Raontech’s revenues for the year.
OLED Panel Revenues Projected to Fall in 2023
While OLED TVs are expected to comprise 44% of the market area in 2023, down from 51% in 2022, OLED smartphones are anticipated to grow to 48%, driven mainly by a 29% unit increase for the 6.6” to 8” category.
Tin Oxide Scaffold Boosts Performance of Electrochromic Devices
This nanosheet scaffold significantly enhances the performance, color variations, and cycling stability of electrochromic devices.
itel Updates Smartphone Line With Curved Screen S23+
The 6.78-inch AMOLED display has 59-degree curvature and a 93% screen-to-body ratio.
China’s High-Performance Optoelectronic Thin Film Industry Facing Shift to Energy Sector
Market uncertainties may lead to a decrease in investments in thin film technologies this year even as the industry enjoys a number of successes recently.
Could JDI Be Late to the OLED Game
That may a little too clickbait-y a title, but it could also be true.
Intel’s Thunderbolt 5 and Daisy Chaining 8K Monitors
Intel is open to licensing Thunderbolt 5 to non-Intel platforms but how does it compare to HDMI, DisplayPort, DisplayLink, and USB4 for multi-monitor support.
HP’s New Foldable OLED PC Gives You One-and-a-Half Screens
The device uses a 17-inch foldable OLED and works in three modes, laptop, tablet, and desktop.
Asus Introduces the ZenBeam L2 Portable LED Projector
The company’s latest projector has 3.5 hours of battery life and comes with a stylish a leather handle, among other features.
Semitransparent Eye Tracking Sensor Developed by Spanish Researchers
Quantum dots, a component of the device, were responsible for absorbing roughly 6-7% of the visible light that struck them.
LG Softens its Hardware for the Future
Displays are the face of our computing future. It’s time to put some brains and personality behind them and not just lead with looks.
Amazon Just Became a TV’s Best Friend
You have to hope that Amazon fired up Thursday Night Football to sell bigger, brighter TVs.
