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SK Telecom of Korea is to buy a 30% stake in CJ Hellovision from CJ’s parent company and 25.3% through other stock purchases to take control of the firm which is said to be the largest supplier of cable channels and internet TV in Korea. The acquisition will then be merged with a wholly-owned subsidiary, … Read more
Fresh into our new millennium (umm, that’s the next thousand years) we may finally be on the cusp of cutting the last cord. The power cable that is, at least to our most prevalent devices like smartphones and wearables, so says a new report from Navigate Research. It claims high growth in the nascent wireless … Read more
In a new survey, the PEW Research Center released the latest data on technical device ownership in the USA. The survey was taken in the March / April and June / July 2015 time frame and involved around two thousand adults (age 18 and older) each. The first survey asked for all devices, while the … Read more
Samsung Electronics today announced that the Samsung Serif TV is officially available to order from Monday 2nd November in the UK. Designed by celebrated French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec and launched at London’s Design Festival in September 2015, Serif TV is set to make waves in the consumer electronics category. Created to work as … Read more
Daktronics has installed itts first 1.9mm LED video wall, at the New England Patriots’ Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts. The display is 1.5m x 3m, and is being used to highlight sponsors and team-branded content during press conferences.
Christie Microtiles have been chosen to form a video wall at the Universidad Pontificia Comillas’ new assembly hall, at its Cantoblanco campus in Madrid. Originally the University wanted a projector, which would have generated heat and noise. After a demonstration of both a 20,000-lumen projector and the Microtiles, the tiles were chosen. A 10 x … Read more
According to the Financial Times, Nanoco’s QD factory in South Korea – built with Dow Chemical – has not yet started production, as was stated in Nanoco’s preliminary financial results last month (Nanoco Doubles Annual Balance Sheet). Production at the new factory will actually not begin until 2016. Part of the delay was apparently down … Read more
The Hybrid Log Gamma transfer curve is a new proposal from the BBC and NHK (BBC Approach to HDR Has Advantages for Broadcasters). It’s viewed as a good fit for real time HDR acquistion and broadcast. At SMPTE 2015, Sony was demonstrating a modified HDR TV that could accept HLG encoded HDR content.
SRI was showing several 4K patterns that can be helpful in understanding color transforms in HDR and WCG content.
DisplayDaily got a special behind the scenes tour of the RGB laser projection booth at the iMax Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
Class action settlements have been reached involving Cathode Ray Tubes (“CRTs”), a display device that was sold by itself or as the main component in TVs and computer monitors. The lawsuit claims that the Defendants fixed the prices of CRTs causing consumers to pay more for CRTs and products containing CRTs, such as TVs and … Read more
Outfront Media has agreed to sell its Latin American business to JCDecaux Latin America/Corameq (which is 85% owned by JCDecaux SA). JCDecaux will pay $82 million for the acquisition, which is expected to close in the first half of 2016. Jeremy Male, chairman and CEO of Outfront, said: “The sale of our Latin America business … Read more
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