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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
What They Say MSI has again highlighted its 34″ QD-OLED panel-based gaming monitor in a global product launch. (Dell Alienware AW3423DW QD-OLED Review & MSI Joins In) It’s base specification is similar to the Dell/Alienware and Samsung products and it will support up to 175Hz refresh and 65W PD via USB-C. No details of the VRR … Read more
Amazon introduced the Fire TV Omni QLED Series—a new addition to the Amazon Fire TV Omni Series and the first-ever TV lineup to feature the new Fire TV Ambient Experience. Reimagining what you can expect from a smart television, the Omni QLED Series combines the Omni Series’ trademark performance, value, and hands-free Alexa controls with … Read more
Alienware continues its mission to create premier gaming experiences with a triple-threat of new devices, including: a revamped Aurora R15 Gaming Desktop, a compact and feature-rich Tenkeyless Gaming Keyboard, and our second QD-OLED Gaming Monitor positioned at a lower price point. Alienware Aurora, your gateway to the most immersive gaming experiences The new Alienware Aurora R15 desktop sees … Read more
What They Say TrendForce of Taiwan said that it expects 2022 to see the first ever downturn in the desktop monitor gaming market with a forecast now of 20.5 million units globally for the year, down 10% from 2021. Global macroeconomic forces combined with delays in shipping the latest graphics cards are said to be … Read more
Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the end of this week. There are a lot again as I was busy with IBC this week! As we thought – the disappearance of the ‘Sky to cancel satellite installation’ story was because … Read more
What They Say In its Innovation 2022 event, Intel showed a prototype slidable/rollable OLED-based PC which opens out from a 13″ diagonal to 17″. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger introduced JS Choi of Samsung Display Corp at the event and he and Gelsinger (and a developer) showed the way the display could be extended. You can … Read more
Azumo, a display technology company that’s 10 times more energy efficient than traditional backlit LCDs and produces brighter, sharper screen resolution in sunlight, today announced a partnership with FIH Mobile (Ticker?2038.HK), the leading electronic manufacturer in the worldwide mobile device industry, to design and manufacture the next generation of frontlit LCD 2.0™ reflective displays. As … Read more
What They Say Apple has asked Samsung and LG Display to develop OLEDoS microdisplays with support for 3500ppi rather than a previously reported density of 2800ppi. (Samsung Display and LG Display developing OLEDoS and LEDoS techs and Samsung Display asked to develop MicroOLED by customers Apple and Samsung) The devices are likely to be used, if developed … Read more
What They Say Dell’s Alienware brand has released a lower cost version of its 34″ 21:9 QD-OLED monitor, the AW3423DWF. (an F on the end of the previous AW3423DW). The display specification is the same as the previous model but there is a move away from the Nvidia G-Sync Ultimate to FreeSync Premium Pro at 165Hz rather … Read more
What They Say Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has reported on Twitter that based on conversations with the supply chain, he believes that Apple has asked Foxconn to boost the production of the iPhone 14 Pro models by around 10% while easing back on the basic model. He points to limited availability of Pro models from Apple, … Read more
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