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Yesterday we had the first part (Peerless AV Event – London – Part 1) of our report on the recent Peerless event in London that gave a chance for AV brands to meet their partners and resellers. Today we have part 2. (Note the articles will count as just one if you have a free Display … Read more
Do you wonder what’s trending these days in the education arena? Today’s instalment continues our four-part effort in spotlighting post-pandemic trends now shaping the K12 and university market. Prior to the onset of the pandemic, technology planning had largely grown out of vogue. Most schools or university departments stopped doing it, and what planning was … Read more
What They Say Digitimes reported that Xiamen Tianma Display Technology has started to ship flexible OLEDs for smartphones and wearables from August, after starting production at its new G6 fab in February of this year. The panels are using CFOT (color filter on touch) technology in place of polarizers (also known as Pol-less and COE – … Read more
Peerless AV once again held an event for AV brands at the Lords cricket ground in London. As I missed ISE this year because of the clash with Display Week, I was happy to catch up with a number of firms. The first firm that I spoke to was PPDS, the licensee of the Philips … Read more
As well as our dash around the monitor and virtual production topics at IBC, we stopped in with a small number of other exhibitors that have in the past shown interesting technology developments. The EBU is always interesting to talk to at IBC as it coordinates and represents the public service broadcasters. In our area … Read more
There were many fewer LED makers at IBC this year, I thought, with a number of notable absentees. Those makers that were there (Absen, Aoto, Infiled and ROE) and were the main ones) were very much highlighting the use of their displays in virtual production systems. However, there was a distinct change in emphasis this … Read more
What They Say Counterpoint Research published some data on the development of the VR and AR markets. The firm said: Global XR shipment volume grew by 4% YoY, which was underwhelming for an industry that has previously seen triple digit growth on the back of big launches during Q2 2021. VR standalone form factor captured … Read more
What They Say Google is shutting down its Stadia cloud gaming platform from January 2023 it said in a blog post. Specialists in gaming suggest that the service suffered from a weak selection of games. Although it tried at one time to develop exclusive games, the operation was cancelled when costs spiralled. Google has not … Read more
What They Say LG Display showed a new 30″ transparent OLED panel at Innotrans in Berlin at the end of September. The new size is shown in a YouTube video. OLED Info reported that the 30″ display has 45% transparency. What We Think LG Display also said that it uses a ‘suspended particle device’ in … Read more
What They Say NPD said that the US B2B technology reseller channel saw strong growth in the first half of 2022 with year over year revenue sales up 16%. While momentum is expected to slow down in the second half to 3% year over year, NPD is forecasting 2022 will end up 8% ahead of 2021. The … Read more
What They Say When Amazon released its latest set of products recently, one of the features that it updated was to add Fire TV to the Echo Show 15 smart displays, effectively turning them into 15″ touchscreen streaming TVs. Amazon was not clear on whether it would add the feature to other devices in … Read more
What They Say Amazon has a new Kindle Scribe that will add stylus support with a device that will snap magnetically to the 10.2″ E Ink display in the Premium version. A basic pen version skips the magnet and an eraser. The Scribe is 5.8mm thick and has 300ppi and 16 grey scales. There is … Read more
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