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Leading AR company Rokid has taken advantage of Amazon Prime Day deals to sell its consumer-grade AR glasses, the Rokid Air resulting in a push into the North American market. With the Prime Day event over, Rokid is aiming to promote their Rokid Air to a wider range of consumers. The Rokid Air are the … Read more
What They Say ROE Visual said in an email to us that it will have a new Ruby LED panel, the 1.9BV2, for ‘broadcast grade’ applications that will be shown at IBC in September. It will be using the panel in its Ghostframe demonstrations which exploits its high frame rate. Roelof Bouwman, General Manager, Roe … Read more
Quantum Dot display technology is continuously evolving with new processes, new materials and new product offerings that havw enabled it to have higher market share in the TV market. Macroeconomic uncertainties, war in the Ukraine and high inflation; all are impacting TV demand resulting in drastic panel price reductions, cut in fab utilization rates and … 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 first part of this week. (I’m still catching up after Display Week!) It’s time to leave the leap second in the past (Meta argues the case – no displays, but it’s interesting!) Meeting … Read more
Jade Bird Display Limited (Shanghai, China) or JBD has announced that the company is developing a single chip, native full color microLED display. The new microdisplay is targeted for applications that include augmented reality glasses. Most available information on the new microLED was found in a recent company press release. Drawing upon this press release … Read more
What They Say Pandaily said that Xiaomi has got patents for magnetic attachment of AR components in smartglasses allowing the glasses to be used as regular spectacles. The company released an ‘exploratory version’ of the glasses that used a microLED projector (roughly the size of a grain of rice, the article says) and optical waveguides. … Read more
What They Say Toms Hardware reported on an update to the ‘Framework’ notebook which allows the motherboard to be upgraded to a 12th generation Core Intel system. (Microsoft to Make Devices Easier to Repair, Bowing to Investor Pressure). The latest version continues to use a 3:2 aspect 13.5″ 2256 x 1504 display with a magnetic … Read more
What They Say Counterpoint Research published a BoM analysis of the Xiaomi 12S Ultra which, the firm said, is intended to improve Xiaomi’s presence in the >$600 market for smartphones in the Chinese market. The BoM has increased, with 8GB/256GB is $516 while the market price is around $900. The Sansung E5 LTPO 2.0 OLED … Read more
What They Say Counterpoint Research joined in with sending signals of gloom in the US market when it pointed out that consumer sentiment in the US is the lowest it has been since the financial crisis back in 2008. The firm had a look at the discounts offered by Amazon on Prime Day and said … Read more
What They Say Education administrators in Denmark, have banned the use of Chromebooks and Google Workspace after a data-risk assessment of schools in Helsingør. The exercise revealed that data was being transferred from Europe to the US in contravention of EU GDPR regulations. Laptop magazine reported that the main cause for this situation is the … Read more
What They Say We reported on a blog post by TM Roh of Samsung’s mobile business last week (Samsung Confirms August 10th for Galaxy Unpacked), but we missed the point that the firm said that ‘almost 10 million’ foldable smartphones shipped worldwide in 2021. That number is a bit higher than estimates by DSCC (Foldable … Read more
What They Say Advanced TV reported that RealD has won a patent battle with LightSpeed over the firm’s DepthQ CineBright two-beam system. A court in Düsseldorf, Germany found that LightSeed had infringed on RealD’s two-beam 3D cinema projection system patents (pat. numbers EP 2 469 336 and EP 2 067 066). The rulings apply to … Read more
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