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Rumour: SDC to Unveil ‘New UltraHD Technology’

December 21, 2022September 10, 2015 by Tom Allen

According to Korea’s Digital Daily, Samsung Display has developed a new UltraHD panel technology, based on an RGBW sub-pixel architecture. Known as ‘Green 2’, the technology will enter mass-production in 2016. It will be used in high-end 55″ and 65″ TVs, says Digital Daily. SDC’s existing technology (‘Green 1’) will continue to be used on … Read more

STMicro Addresses Entry-Level HEVC

September 10, 2015 by Tom Allen

STMicroelectronics has a new family of chipsets for entry-level set-top boxes (STBs) with HEVC support. The HD HEVC Liege3 family comprises satellite (STiH337/STiH332), cable (STiH3372) and IPTV variants (STiH307/STiH3302). All chipsets in the new (ARM-based) family are pin-to-pin compatible; this should encourage design re-use among the different broadcast technologies. They are also software-compatible with STMicro’s … Read more

Spectral Edge Makes TV Content Accessible for Colour-Blind Viewers

September 10, 2015 by Milos Pavlovic

Spectral Edge today announced that it is enabling operators and set top box manufacturers to transform the TV viewing experience for the estimated 4% of the world’s population that suffers from colour-blindness. Spectral Edge has successfully integrated its Eyeteq image enhancement technology with STMicroelectronics’ ‘Cannes’ set-top-box chipset, making it easily available to operators and service … Read more

Reprising Low-Contrast Text Web Pages

September 9, 2015 by Phillip Wright

A while back I wrote in Display Daily about an article by Katie Sherwin of the Nielsen Norman Group (NN/g) titled Low-Contrast Text is Not the Answer. As I mentioned at the time, the use of low-contrast text as a design element for some web sites has irritated me and continues to do so. A … Read more

Samsung Display Pushes Curves – and Large OLEDs.

December 21, 2022September 9, 2015 by Bob Raikes

Samsung Display had a meeting room conveniently close to the press office. We had a look at the panels on display, but there was little that was particularly new. There was an 82″ 21:9 5120 x 2160 curved panel (it’s basically a wider 65″ panel). There were three 65″ UHD panels for TV, a slim … Read more

Apple’s iPad Pro is a Light Heavyweight

September 9, 2015 by Norbert Hildebrand

The Apple special event on September 9, 2015 was the usual iPhone update show accompanied by some other Apple news about the iPad, Apple Watch and the Apple TV. As expected Apple announced the release of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. The new iPhone models are still supplied with the same 4.7” and 5.5” … Read more

Beautiful Curves: Philips Monitor Puts User in the Centre

September 9, 2015 by Helen Vince

MMD, the leading technology company and brand license partner for Philips Monitors, announces its first curved display for the desktop. The 34-inch Brilliance Curved UltraWide display wraps around the user’s line of vision to create a truly immersive, focused experience; rich DTS™ enhanced audio through integrated speakers complements the visuals with superb surround sound. With … Read more

EDO Turns on a 5.6″ WQHD Flexible AMOLED Panel

September 9, 2015 by Helen Vince

EDO turns on its 5.6″ WQHD flexible AMOLED panel this week. WQHD stands for a 2560×1440 resolution with 525 PPI. It leads AMOLED and flexible technologies in China. Flexible AMOLED display is becoming the favorable choice by the top tier brands and is featured in the latest models of those household brands. This will trigger … Read more

Panel Reviews UltraHD Future

September 9, 2015 by Bob Raikes

The final panel of the day before the social part of the event covered UltraHD. Julien Libouban is from Orange where he works on audiovisual quality, but he was speaking as part of the 4ever consortium. Stefan Heimbecher is CTO from Sky Deutschland and he is looking hard at UltraHD. Andres Roman is from Sony … Read more

“From Fixed Function to App Platform: What’s next for Connected CE?”

September 9, 2015 by Bob Raikes

Ian Fogg moderated the next session which had a topic “From Fixed Function to App Platform: What’s next for Connected CE?” The first panel was Jacobo Toll-Messia of Hubii, a news content aggregator; Christopher Schlaeffer is from Yetu which develops smart home platforms. Leon Van de Pas is from Nokia’s (currently) Here company which offers … Read more

Fogg Clarifies Mobile Mistakes

September 9, 2015 by Bob Raikes

Ian Fogg is originally from the cable TV business, but now looks at the mobile industry for IHS. He gave a high bandwidth talk that started by looking at the mistakes that had been made in the mobile market. Apps drive the market, and transformed the market to new growth in 2008/9 when the mobile … Read more

Maverick Takes On Optoma

September 9, 2015 by Tom Allen

Maverick, part of the Tech Data group, has signed a new partnership with Optoma. Optoma’s entire range of projectors will be made available to Maverick’s education, IT and Pro AV client base.