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TP Vision Adopts GameFly on Philips TVs

TP Vision’s new partnership with GameFly is now live in 14 countries across Europe. Through this partnership, owners of select 2015 and 2016 Philips Android-based smart TVs will be able to stream games from GameFly’s servers, without needing a console. Philips has initially announced 21 compatible TV model ranges from the 5500 series upwards with … Read more

Visionect Educates About ePaper Signage

Colour matching is difficult on electronic paperVisionect, which specialises in electronic paper signage, has published a white paper dealing with the challenges of deploying the technology in different scenarios. It examines the technology behind electronic paper; available display sizes; colour; video; lighting; and display management. Visionect has made the article available at http://tinyurl.com/hqej7ll as a … Read more

NextFlex Seeks Second Round of Proposals

Flexible hybrid electronics (FHE) manufacturing institute, NextFlex, based in the USA, has announced a second round of proposals for up to $10 million in project funding (Project Call 2.0). The aim is to further the development and use of FHE in different industries, such as agriculture and healthcare. Including cost-sharing, total project value is expected … Read more

Microlenses Create Mobile Lightfield Display

Differentiation is a struggle in today’s smartphone market. The form factor has matured and there has been no ‘killer app’ technology for several years. Flexible displays, like LG’s G Flex, have had a lukewarm reception. The Human Media Lab of Queen’s University (Canada), however, has developed a smartphone using a flexible plastic OLED display and … Read more

Toshiba Names New CEO

Toshiba has appointed Satoshi Tsunakawa – president of the firm’s medical systems division – as the company’s new CEO. He will replace interim CEO Masashi Muromachi in June, following shareholder approval. Toshiba hopes to draw a line under its accounting scandal with the new appointment. “My biggest task would be to rebuild trust from stakeholders … Read more

Low April for Taiwanese Makers

AUO‘s revenues were down 15.5% YoY, to NT$25.8 billion ($796.6 million). Large-size (10″+) panel shipments fell 6.4% MoM to 8.9 billion, while small-to-medium panel shipments were down 7% to 13.7 million units. Year-to-date revenue was NT$97 billion ($3 billion), down 23% YoY. Chunghwa Picture Tubes announced April revenues of NT$3.2 billion ($98.4 million), down 1.2% … Read more