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What They Say Leyard in China put out a press release highlighting that it has put into mass production a display based on the NPQD R1 MicroLED device developed with Saphlux (in which Leyard has a 12% interest). The press release was not clear on the exact products to be made with the chip, but … 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. Philips launches 2022 LCD TVs with Android 11, Game Bar Is This the Best Semiconductor Ever? Cubic boron arsenide may be the best possible one iiyama: New signage displays … Read more
What They Say China-based Apple wannabe, Xiaomi, has new AR glasses in a series that it is calling Mijia (a name also used for other products). There is a single display and dual cameras (50mp + 8mp periscope). The display is a microOLED from Sony with 3,281 ppi and up to 3,000 cd/m² of luminance. … Read more
What They Say The BBC reported that conjoined twins in Brazil were successfully separated with the surgical team in Brazil being joined by specialists in London connected to the operating theatre using virtual reality. The operation took twenty seven hours and was complicated by scar tissue from a previous operation. The surgeons were informed by … Read more
What They Say We published a pointer to an article about the UCIe chip interface New Chip Interconnect is ‘Incredibly Important’ back in the spring. Notable as missing from the long list of the chip ‘great and good’ were Nvidia and Apple. Now the consortium behind the standard has said that it has added Nvidia … Read more
What They Say Asus will be at IFA to launch its Zenbook 17 Fold, a 17.3″ 1920 x 2560 (3:4) notebook that can also operate as dual landscape displays. The display is certified to DisplayHDR TrueBlack 500 with 500 cd/m² of output and with 100% of DCI-P3 and Pantone validation. It has a glossy surface. … Read more
What They Say Congratulations to Hannstar that actually got to a profit in Q2 of $630K although revenues were down by 9% from Q1 at $150 million with a gross margin of 11%. Second-quarter shipments increased 1.1% on quarter to reach 4.076 million 19-inch equivalent panels, with the ASP at $38 said Digitimes. The company … Read more
What They Say Scientists at Stanford have developed a “foveated” compression system that works in conjunction with gaze tracking to deliver two streams of video data at lower resolutions for non-foveal and higher for the fovea with a latency of just 14ms from eye movement to the generated image. This is in contrast to the … Read more
What They Say Skyworth has introduced new VR headset that use, as you would guess from the name, pancake optics instead of fresnel lenses so that the weight is just 189gms. The Pancake 1Pro headset uses a Qualcomm XR2 platform and has the firm’s own 6DoF VSLAM technology. The displays are miniLED LCDs with 2280 … Read more
What They Say I wrote a Display Daily last week about 21:9 displays (Wider Still & Wider…) and Primeview followed up swiftly to tell us about its own 105″ 5K display with integrated touch and a 4mm anti-glare protective glass screen. There is an integrated OLS Core i5 computer. Brightness is 400 cd/m² and contrast … Read more
What They Say The Elec reports that Samsung Display will use different OLED material stacks on different models of the Apple iPhone 14 series. The 6.1″ and 6.7″ standard models will use the M11 set with an LTPS backplane, while the higher models will use the M12 set with LTPO backplanes. That set is being … Read more
DSCC is pleased to announce that registration for the AR/VR Display Forum is open. The virtual event will take place on September 20-21, 2022 and will cover the emerging display technologies for Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. Super Early Bird pricing is available now with a savings of $100. The digital conference platform allows you … Read more
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