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Last year, the Chinese microelectronics firm had shown its first VR display at the World Display Industry Conference in Chengdu. Now, it’s got Reddit wondering what is going on. It could all turn out to be an unfortunate leak. The gist of the story is that someone got wind of a product announcement from Tianma … Read more
Demand from South Korean and Chinese TV makers is set to turnaround in the second quarter of this year despite weak demand in the first quarter, according to research by Omdia. In Q2’23, orders for LCD TV panels are expected to grow 19% YoY. For the full year, 2023, panel shipments may hit 161.4 million … Read more
A clearer picture is emerging of what is going into the making of Apple’s competitor to Meta’s Quest. It may be that we have to look no further than Sony’s PSVR2. Nikkei Asia is reporting that people familiar with the project are saying that existing Apple contract manufacturers, Luxshare Precision Industry, and Foxconn are helping … Read more
Metasurfaces are 100 times thinner than liquid crystal cells, offer a ten-fold increase in resolution, and consume half the power. Metasurface technology is a type of engineered material that can control the propagation of electromagnetic waves, including light, in ways that are not possible with traditional materials. It is made up of a planar array … Read more
It started with a display. Of course. When I decided to get a new tablet as my old Samsung just didn’t have enough storage for anything very useful any more, I couldn’t resist the very, very impressive miniLED display in Apple’s iPad Pro. The tablet is very big, but its display is truly awesome. (and … Read more
A recent product announcement went out with a big splash on “Netflix officially sponsored” and it’s hard to understand what that means.
Samsung may be the number one TV brand for seventeen years running, but it’s China’s HiSense and TCL who are the real winners. It seems like HiSense was a little irked about Samsung’s PR splash yesterday basically saying, Sure, Samsung is still the leading seller of TVs worldwide but, it went down in sales, but … Read more
Global TV shipments are projected to drop by 24.3% QoQ to 41.99 million units for 1Q23. This shipment figure represents a new low for first-quarter result in almost a decade. TV brands on the whole have not been performing well, but Chinese brands are in a worse situation because this year’s Lunar New Year holiday … Read more
Sales of OLED Ambilight TVs show a YoY increase of 22% driving business growth. Despite increasingly difficult global economic and politically challenges, TP Vision has maintained growth in key segments of both the companies TV and Audio businesses with the performance of OLED Ambilight TVs and GO Sports products a particular highlight in the company’s … Read more
IDC predicts by end of 2024, 40% of Asian-based supply chain organizations will have rebalanced resiliency efforts to reflect the realities of inflation and necessary efficiency to recover 2 percentage points of margin. This is just one of IDC’s predictions unveiled in its latest report, IDC FutureScape : Worldwide Manufacturing 202 3 Predictions – APeJ Implications. … Read more
SmartKem claims to have created the world’s first monolithic micro-LED display using organic thin-film transistors (OTFTs). The company believes that its method of processing a thin-film transistor backplane on top of Gallium Nitride LEDs has the potential to accelerate the commercialization of microLED displays, which promise higher brightness, lower power consumption and longer lifetime. MicroLEDs … Read more
The Dxomark for Samsung’s latest smartphone, the S23 Ultra, shows marked improvements over the S22 Ultra making it the best Android phone on the market, and the best for video performance, overall. It may lag Apple’s top of the line offerings, the iPhone Pro and iPhone Pro Max, but the differences in performance are minor. … Read more
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