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What They Say Samsung said that it would preview some of the 8K content from the ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ to its Samsung 837 store on its three-storey LED wall. It will also debut on Samsung’s landmark LED digital screens overlooking New York City’s Times Square, London’s Piccadilly Circus and … Read more
I was just looking down my list of topics for Display Daily when I spotted a news item that immediately voted for itself as the hot topic today. The Yonhap News in Korea reported that Samsung Display’s CEO had said yesterday at IMID that his firm would go ahead with a new fab for OLEDs … Read more
What They Say The Korea Herald reported data, attributed to Omdia on the TV market globally and said that 92.6 million sets were sold globally in the first six months of this year. However it also said that they were worth $475 million – which would be $5 each – so we can discount that … Read more
What They Say Via its social media channels, Sony said that it would launch the PlayStation VR2 for the PS5 in 2023, in contrast to many of its launches that have taken place in Q3 or Q4. The company has shared some specs for the PSVR 2: The headset connects to the PS5 with a … Read more
What They Say What Hi-Fi tested the JVC DLA-NZ7 projector which is able to support 8K display with JVC’s E-shift technology. The native contrast ratio of the 2,200 Ansi lumen set is said to be 40,000:1. The publication describes the images provided by the unit as ‘captivating’ with ‘ natural colours, impressive insight and brilliant … 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. Best Outdoor Projector for 2022 Can you make a computer from liquid crystals? AOC: Video conferencing display with UWQHD and USB-C ViewSonic: 4K display with colorimeter and 100% ARGB … Read more
Pearl TV, the coalition of U.S. broadcasters transitioning to NEXTGEN TV, announced new NEXTGEN TV models from Hisense. Its U7H and U8H, are now available at retail, starting at $799 MSRP. Hisense joins manufacturers—Sony, Samsung and LG Electronics—which already have more than 70 models at retail. As the marketplace for NEXTGEN TVs expands across devices … Read more
Samsung Display will showcase its game-changing 240Hz OLED and QD-OLED display technologies at Gamescom 2022, one of the largest video-game trade events in the world, on August 24-28 in Cologne, Germany. The company will become the first in the display industry to participate in Gamescom, which is organized by the German Trade Association of Interactive … Read more
For the third straight year, DSCC will hold a virtual conference in Q4 where its experts from around the world will provide attendees with the latest results and forecasts while also discussing key issues facing the display supply chain. 2022 has been a really bad year for the display industry, will 2023 be more of … Read more
What They Say Hisense has released a pair of TVs that include an ATSC 3.0 tuner. The U7H and U8H are available from $799. What We Think This is the first ATSC 3.0 set to be available outside the top three premium brands of Samsung, LG and Sony. Frankly, if you can afford one of … Read more
What They Say Business Korea reports that Samsung is struggling with QA challenges in its microLED TVs and is selling ‘close to zero’ because of the combination of price and with defects showing in some TVs exhibited in showcases and stores. Omdia puts the number globally of microLED shipements at 1,000 and many of them … Read more
What They Say E Ink is planning a capcity boost according to the Taipei Times with capex of around $165 million to $200 million per year based on continuing growth in the demand for displays for electronic shelf labels (ESLs) which is offsetting weakening demand for e-reader and e-note products. The shipments of e-reader modules … Read more
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