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ASUS Fully Embraces Low Blue Light for Monitors, Obtaining the Most TUV Rheinland Certifications

September 25, 2023August 4, 2015 by Bob Raikes

This year, ASUS monitors have made significant progress towards low blue light and flicker-free functionality, obtaining TUV Rheinland’s low blue light and flicker-free certification for its various monitor models. ASUS is now the monitor manufacturer which has obtained the most low blue light product certifications from TUV Rheinland. With its pioneering R&D technology, ASUS has … Read more

Matchstick Fizzles in DRM Tears

December 21, 2022August 4, 2015 by Tom Allen

The Matchstick streaming dongle (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 26) – a Chromecast rival using Mozilla’s Firefox OS – will not be launched. Despite being funded on Kickstarter earlier this year (Matchstick Sparks Kickstarter Rush), the company ran into problems with DRM development. These have proven more difficult to overcome than expected. Matchstick will instead … Read more

NEC Raises Funds for Deafblind People

August 4, 2015 by Tom Allen

A golf tournament in the UK has raised £21,000 for charity. The tournament, at Buckinghamshire Golf Club, was co-organised by NEC Display Solutions. The aim was to collect money for Sense International, a global charity for people who are both deaf and blind. This year’s tournament was specifically dedicated to the Finding Grace’ campaign, which … Read more

ATEME Brings Premium Viewing Experiences to Life in Your Living Room

August 4, 2015 by Bob Raikes

ATEME TITAN Software Transcoder Supports UHD with HDR for Exodus: Gods and Kings LOS ANGELES, PARIS, SINGAPORE, 4 AUGUST, 2015 ATEME announced today that together with Twentieth Century Fox, the two companies have enhanced development of the TITAN Software Transcoder, to enable distribution of the first ever Ultra HD (UHD) with High Dynamic Range (HDR) … Read more

NEC Result 20-07-15

August 4, 2015 by Yvette Raikes

NEC saw Q1 net losses of ¥10.0 billion ($80.78 million), down on losses of ¥10.1 billion ($81.46 million) in the same quarter last year, on revenue which fell 2% to ¥586.6 billion ($4.73 billion) from ¥598.7 billion ($4.83 billion). The company cited sluggish growth in emerging markets, although it said that it saw a steady … Read more

Mitsubishi Result 01-08-2015

August 4, 2015 by Yvette Raikes

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation reported Q1 net profits of ¥46.3 billion ($373 million), up 8% from last time’s ¥43.0 billion ($347 million), on revenue which rose 9% to ¥988.4 billion ($8.0 billion) from ¥910.6 billion ($7.3 billion). The company said that Europe and Japan were seeing some recovery while the US remained buoyant.

Fujitsu Result 31-07-15

August 4, 2015 by Yvette Raikes

Fujitsu Limited posted Q1 net losses of ¥18.9 billion ($153 million), compared with profit in the same period a year ago of ¥6.9 billion ($56 million), on revenue which slipped to ¥1.065 trillion ($8.59 billion) from ¥1.069 trillion ($8.63 billion). Turnover from network products and PCs went down, but sales of system integration services and … Read more

Goldgenie Commemorates Cecil the Lion

December 21, 2022August 4, 2015 by Tom Allen

Several HTC phones have been customised in the past, with special logos and designs, including the One M8 Tattoo (HTC Takes The Needle to a Smartphone) and One M9 Ink (Inking Up With HTC). UK-based Goldgenie has now decided to release a £1,580 ($2,465) One M9 to commemorate the death of Cecil the lion in … Read more

Empire State Projection Shines a Light on Extinction

August 4, 2015 by Tom Allen

A light has been shone on the face of the world’s largest-ever extinction event – literally. 40 digital projectors were used recently to project video onto the Empire State Building in New York, for the first time ever. The videos – organised by the Oceanic Preservation Society and makers of a new documentary called ‘Racing … Read more

Mid-Range Sony Phones Suit Consumer and Commercial Use

August 4, 2015 by Tom Allen

Two premium smartphones have been unveiled by Sony. Although designed for the consumer markets, certain features may give them enterprise appeal. Both run Android 5.0. The Xperia C5 Ultra is a 6″ phablet (with 1920 x 1080 resolution and a 0.8mm bezel. It features a 1.7GHz 64-bit octa-core processor, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of … Read more

The Computer Graphics market will exceed $235 billion by 2018

August 4, 2015 by Milos Pavlovic

Industry enjoying 6.3% growth for next few years, says JPR The computer graphics industry has been a growth industry since it was established in the late 1970s. It has weathered the storms of recessions and has emerged renewed vigor and potential, partly due to a big boost from mobile and the move to 4K, but … Read more

Computer Graphics Continue Steady Growth

August 4, 2015 by Tom Allen

Since it was established in the 1970s, the computer graphics market has been a growth industry. Recessions have come and gone, but new features and applications – UltraHD, the move to mobile – have continued to propel the market. Jon Peddie Research predicts that the worldwide CG market will grow from a value of $105 … Read more