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EchoStar And Nagra Join for UltraHD Security

September 23, 2015 by Bob Raikes

Nagra (Kudelski Group) said that it has shipped anyCast Command security to EchoStar for production of 4K-capable set-top boxes for the companies’ joint clients. anyCast integrates both decryption and descrambling (previously in the CA smart card and the Soc) into a single device.

Trends in the Ed Market: the 2015 Horizon Report

December 21, 2022September 22, 2015 by Len Scrogan

This summer the New Media Consortium (NMC), together with the Consortium for School Networking (COSN), released their annual K12 Horizon Report, a report that is very informative for manufacturers and integrators in the display industry. This report has been around a long time. With more than 13 years of research and publications, it can be … Read more

Why Don’t We Have High Frame Rate for Cinema and TV?

September 22, 2015 by Matthew Brennesholtz

Ultra-High Definition (UHD) TV has more than just more pixels. I see it as a four-legged stool, with more pixels as one leg, wide color gamut (WCG) as a second, high dynamic range (HDR) as the third and high frame rate (HFR) as the fourth. Recently, I’ve written Display Daily articles on wide color gamut … Read more

A Pivot for Portrait’s James

September 22, 2015 by Bob Raikes

We recently heard that there was to be a change at long-established display industry company, Portrait Displays. Founder and CEO, J. Michael James is retiring after more than twenty years and passing control to co-CEOs, Martin Fishman (who will be well known to many DD readers and will be the voice of the company to … Read more

And Finally…

September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

Apple has successfully trolled everyone to show how the Friends List on the Apple Watch works. Read the initials…and if you’re still in doubt, click here: http://tinyurl.com/2fcpre6.

Epson Targets Home and Office

September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

One new projector was on show from Epson: the EB-U32, which will be shipped on the 1st October for £600 ($920) ex VAT. Designed for both home and office use, the EB-U32 is a 3LCD projector with wireless connectivity through built-in WiFi. A low TCO was one of the design criteria, and so the projector … Read more

Hitachi Upgrades TW3003

September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

An 84″ LCD display was being shown on Hitachi’s stand as a prototype. Although there was very little information about it – it was more of a ‘technology demonstrator’ – we did hear that it has UltraHD resolution and supports 10-point IR touch. The CP-TW3005 projector is a replacement for the TW3003. Is it an … Read more

Hannspree is Big on Fitness

September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

There was lots to talk about at Hannspree, even though the company’s products could all fit onto a two-table spread! This was because four products – only two at the show – were wearables and will be released in the coming months. The four smartwatches are designed to appeal to different user lifestyles, with heart … Read more

Eizo Bides its Time

December 21, 2022September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

Eizo was showing the EV2750 monitor (Eizo Slims Bezels for Multi-Monitor Set-Ups), which features very thin bezels and is controlled via a remote, rather than physical side buttons. “Nobody likes mints” was Woodley’s justification for offering people M&Ms instead – with Eizo’s name and a picture of a monitor on the back! We approve, especially … Read more

LG Boasts of Narrow Bezels

December 21, 2022September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

LG helped to save the show report from a round of writing ‘Nothing new’ in my notebook! The company had multiple new displays that are on the market now, or will be soon – as well as prototypes that we can’t talk about, in the new headquarters across the road from Mercedes-Benz World. Due to … Read more

PSCo on High-Resolution LEDs

December 21, 2022September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

Liam Winter is a product manager at large-format display rental and distribution specialist PSCo. He presented ‘A brief look into the world of high-resolution LED’ (meaning sub-4mm pixel pitch). High-res LED displays have been commercially available for around four years now, and are mostly made in China – as are 95% of LED displays globally. … Read more

Framestore Replaces 20-Year-Old Ticker System

September 22, 2015 by Tom Allen

Framestore has refreshed the data presentation on Morgan Stanley’s large-format LED screens in Times Square, New York. The new content system places financial data across the seven displays – all of different sizes and aspect ratios – and replaces the 20-year-old orange ticker system. Content can be created and displayed using Framestore’s system.