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Fusion is New Company with OLED Grading Monitor

Fusion is a new UK-based company founder by two longtime broadcast industry professionals, Carl J. Dempsey and Steve Farmer. Their first product, a 55” OLED 4K-UHD monitor, is aimed at broadcast and movie production applications. It was debuted at NAB 2016. The ORD-55 features independent processing and quad-mode operation. There are four individual processors to … Read more

Flanders Scientific Shows HDR Prototype

Flanders Scientific showed an interesting demo in their booth at NAB. They took one of their standard OLED monitors, the CMS 250, that has a peak luminance rating of 100 cd/m² and they ran it at 300cd/m². This halves the lifetime of the panel but offers some interesting options. To see if this was useful … Read more

IHS Upbeat About AMOLED

While LCD remains the dominant display technology today, IHS predicts that AMOLED shipments will climb 40% this year, to 395 million units. At the same time, revenues will rise 25%, to $15 billion. Falling costs, wider adoption in end-user electronics and the ramp-up of new manufacturing facilities are contributing to the shift. “AMOLED has a … Read more

LG Electronics Result 28/04/16

LG Electronics reported an operating profit of 505.2 billion Won ($420 million) on sales of 13.36 trillion Won ($11.12 billion). Profit was up 65.5% on the same period last year. Home entertainment sales were down 2.3% from last year at 4.33 trillion Won ($3.6 billion) with weak TV demand in North America and Europe. Operating … Read more

V-Nova and Sky Win Best of NAB

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Sky Italy’s IPTV platform, which is powered by V-Nova’s Perseus codec (Sky Takes V-Nova in Italy), won Newbay Media’s Best of Show award at NAB 2016. V-Nova also used the show to announce the deployment of a Perseus-powered OTT mobile video services in India, by Fastfilmz, and Eutselsat’s use to drive UltraHD contribution of the … Read more

Kyocera Result 27/04/2016

Kyocera reported year ending net profit of 109 billion yen ($968 million), down 5.9% from 115 billion yen ($1 billion). Turnover was 1.4 trillion yen ($13 billion), down 3% from 1.5 trillion yen ($14 trillion). Declines in telecom and applied ceramics, along with a 23 billion yen ($214 million) charge related to goodwill were responsible … Read more