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Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the first part of this week – only a few as I have been busy at IFA. Magic Leap 2 Now Available to Customers as the Most Immersive Augmented Reality Headset for Enterprise Lenovo … Read more
What They Say At Cedia in the US (the show for home cinema and high end TV), Samsung introduced its latest 98″ diagonal QN100B Neo QLED (miniLED) TV with an amazing peak brightness of 5,000 cd/m². Despite the high brightness, the set is said to be under 20mm thick. Pricing is going to be around … Read more
What They Say Apple’s Tim Cook has been on a European tour and in an interview said that he doesn’t use the term ‘Metaverse’ as he is not sure that most people can tell you what it is. Even though Apple has not yet released any AR headset products, he believes that in the future, … Read more
What They Say Optics.org reported on some intriguing technology research by several Fraunhofer establishments in Germany that allows the creation, effectively, of LTPS silicon layers on top of CMOS silicon wafers and circuits. The development is being described as important for MEMs sensors. What We Think I couldn’t help wondering if this kind of technology … Read more
Eric Li of Silicon Core took the floor in the Yole webinar to talk about direct view miniLED displays. He is a developer of some of the best looking narrow pitch direct view displays over recent years and his firm was a pioneer of common cathode technology. Li started by defining what he means by … Read more
The second part of the Yole webinar looked at the development of miniLED in direct view displays rather than in backlights. The market developed because there were hundreds of companies that could put together the displays with chassis’s, drivers and controllers, said Eric Virey of Yole. To survive, the companies have a number of different … Read more
Back in August, Yole ran a webinar that looked at miniLED with Eric Virey from the firm and Eric Li from Silicon Core, someone I am always happy to catch at trade shows – he always has something interesting and useful to say. The (free!) registration was still available when we went to press if you … Read more
Yesterday and the day before we had the first parts (Peerless AV Event – London – Part 1 and Peerless AV Event – London – Part 2) 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 the final part 3. … Read more
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
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