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In an interview with Trusted Reviews, Sky’s Kathryn Lacey said that the company has not abandoned 3D – despite closing its sole 3D channel in June. Lacey said that all of Sky’s 3D content is still available on demand, and this should show consumers that there is still an interest in the format. Analyst Comment … Read more
The European General Court has upheld a 2013 decision by the European Commission, which declared Spanish DTT subsidies illegal (Display Monitor Vol 20 No 42). Several DTT network operators in the country received funding from the government, to provide digital TV access to rural areas, in 2005. However, the EC declared that the allocation of … Read more
An article on Mobile Choice UK claims that Nokia may be planning a return to the mobile market, with a mid-range phone called the C1. The phone would be available in two versions – Windows 10 or Android – with a 5″ display and 1920 x 1080 resolution. Analyst Comment Similar rumours have been around … Read more
Merck has revealed the development results of its red and green solution-processed phosphorescent OLED materials. Results were compared to evaporation material performance from Universal Display Corp. (UDC). Merck shared the results at the OLED World Summit this month, and used data from UDC’s website. Merck’s red material had an efficiency of 19.1 candelas per Amp … Read more
LG has shared plans for its changes in top-level appointments, which will begin on the 1st December. Juno ChoJuno Cho will replace Park Jong-seok as president and CEO of LG Mobile Communications. Cho is currently president and COO of LG Corporation, and previously led LG’s mobile business strategy, as well as sales and marketing, for … Read more
The UK government has announced that it will make £550 million in funding available to broadcasters, to help them move their services out of the 700MHz band.
TRBNA, the Armenian public broadcaster, has completed its transition from analogue to DVB-T2 broadcasting, with the help of Ericsson. The new system provides TV channels with the opportunity to be transmitted in SD, HD or UHD.
One of first questions people ask me about 3D (and sometimes VR and even HD visualization technologies) is about its instructional effectiveness, based on available research. “What is the difference some of these technologies make in learning?” “How effective are these technologies with young learners?” they ask. Of course, a clarifying reaction is “What kind … Read more
LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, announced today that it will invest KRW1.84 trillion to begin building a new panel plant in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, Korea, with production expected to commence in the first half of 2018. The company decided on the new plant, known as P10, because of anticipated demand for … Read more
Allview, the European smartphones and tablets brand, present on the market for over 10 years is offering limited-time Black Friday savings on its latest devices. Consumers will enjoy savings of €30 to €200 off selected devices and the most recent launched smartphones and tablets, available at special prices for 3 days, starting Friday, November 27th … Read more
Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3xrb6d/global_rugged) has announced the addition of the “Global Rugged Tablet Market 2015-2019 – Market Study” report to their offering. The global rugged tablets market to grow at a CAGR of 14.9% in terms of revenue during the period 2014-2019. Global Rugged Tablets Market 2015-2019, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis … Read more
LG Display has finalised plans to build a new OLED fab of ‘9th generation or above’ size in Paju, South Korea (LG Display Plans OLED Investment). The P10 factory will be used to produce all types of displays, including flexible and transparent units. Production at the P10 plant, which will cover 382m x 265m, is … Read more
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