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Global LED technology leader, Barco, is proud to unveil its ‘digital media canvas’ – a unique LED screen technology that’s radically different than traditional LED displays. Thanks to their thin, lightweight, and bendable design, the R-series attach easily to virtually any surface – especially on curved surfaces. Compared to today’s LED products, the ‘digital media … Read more
Sharp has been cleared of Consumer Class Action A lawsuit in the USA, after a judge upheld a motion-to-dismiss ruling, made in September last year, in a case from 2014. The report comes from Law360. In October 2014, Jason Popejay complained that Sharp’s marketing for its LCD TVs was misleading, as it described the sets … Read more
Zytronic has added force-sensing touch to its touch sensors, so that they can distinguish between hard and soft touches. The approach is based on the measurement of the surface area of the touch point, changing the measured capacitive signal levels; this means that additional layers on the glass are not necessary. Two demonstration apps have … Read more
UK rail regulator, Transport Focus, has highlighted ticket vending machines (TVMs) as a source of frustration for passengers, and an area that needs work. As well as various software issues – such as the use of unclear language and a limited range of fares – the body said that the displays on many outdoor machines … Read more
Media Markt, the German retailer, has placed a five-year supply order with E Ink, for the supply of electronic shelf labels, says China’s Economic Daily News. In more E Ink news, the firm has been signed on as an exclusive ePaper display supplier for use in Project Ara smartphone modules. These will be launched in … Read more
Clear Channel plans to expand its Adshel Live network in the UK, to 1,000 screens from the existing 600. The network of 72″ screens is deployed in 28 cities across the country already; new locations will be added with the upcoming 400 units. These will include bus shelters and free-standing units.
HP has begun to ship its Spectre x360 convertible OLED laptop (Digital Experience Has Lots to See). It is 13.3″ and weighs 50g less than the LCD model. Prices start at $1,500. Reviews of the shipping product have, so far, been positive about the display and the system. HTC has launched a commercial version of … Read more
Sony has confirmed that the Playstation 4.5 ‘Neo’ is real, ahead of its E3 conference. However, the release date may disappoint. Speaking to the Financial Times, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, Andrew House, said the new console – which will share games with the existing PS4 – will, indeed, offer UltraHD resolution. It will be … Read more
Several sources, most notably Korea’s UBI Research, have claimed that Samsung’s Galaxy S8 phone will have an UltraHD AMOLED display. Since the first Galaxy S was introduced in 2010, screen sizes have risen by 1.5″ and resolution has improved approximately 10 times. Based on this, UBI projects a screen size in the ‘mid-to-high’ 5″ mark. … Read more
Last November, Gionee launched its 5.5″ AMOLED (1280 x 720) smartphone, the S6, with a metal chassis and thin, light design. Now the firm has changed the screen for an LCD (IPS panel) and increased the resolution to 1920 x 1080 in the S6 Pro. While the chassis is still the same, holding the 5.5″ … Read more
ZTE is preparing to launch a new phone, the Z11, under the Nubia sub-brand in China. The phone will be launched on the 28th June, and specifications have been revealed through a TENAA filing. It will have a 5.5″ AMOLED display (1920 x 1080), right in the middle of the Z11 Mini (5″) and Z11 … Read more
A new flip-case smartphone is under development by Samsung, according to a rumour. The code-named SM-W2017 will be a successor to last year’s SM-W2016, and like its predecessor will feature a high-end Exynos 8890 SoC. This is because the handset will apparently feature two 3.9″ AMOLED screens.
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