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Display Daily, unapologetically, is mainly focused on output devices. However, I have long contended that one of the key initiatives that allowed the iPhone and other smartphones to dominate has been the inclusion of sensors, but there are only a few on PCs and even fewer on desktop monitors. (and apologies to Lauren Bacall for … Read more
What They Say Tom’s Hardware tested a new portable USB monitor from a Chinese brand, Innocn, that is very unusual in using a 15.6″ FullHD OLED. It’s even more unusual in that it costs just $349 (and has been on sale at <$200, Toms said). It was a bit short of the claimed luminance of … Read more
What They Say The Elec reports that Samsung Display (SDC) had been asked to make a microOLED by its parent company, by Apple and by Meta for AR and VR devices. The paper said that SDC has not been devoting much attention to this. LG has been developing its technology in this area and this … Read more
What They Say DSCC published some extracts from its Quarterly OLED Shipment Report on its blog (registration required). It said that OLED revenues are expected to rise 2% year on year to $42 billion with growth in IT, automotive and TV applications, although smartphones are likely to drop 4% in units and 1% in value … Read more
What They Say ET News reported an announcement by AP Systems of Korea that it has a new method for the deposition of optically transparent resin (OCR) using inkjet printing. What We Think We had a report the other day that Samsung was switching from OCA to OCR using a printer from STI (SDC Swapping … Read more
What They Say Omdia released some data on the automotive market that OLED-Info managed to pick up with the firm’s forecast to 2028 with the market growing from 500K units this year to nearly 6 million by 2028. Oled-info pointed out that the forecast has rigid growing better than flexible OLEDs. What We Think I … Read more
What They Say Panasonic Avionics has announced a new in-flight entertainment (IFE) system, Astrova, based on OLED displays. The displays are available in 13″, 16″ and, later, 22″, but they are said to have UltraHD resolution and HDR for ‘cinematic’ performance. Also new is a facility to support USB-C power to give up to 67W … Read more
What They Say Omdia posted a blog post that included the firm’s mobile PC forecast for 2021-27. The firm said that it thinks that notebook PC shipments will return to positive growth of 1.0% in 2023 if the Russia-Ukraine war can be successfully concluded by end of 2022. The blog said that: “Virtual Reality/Mixed Reality … Read more
New research from Omdia’s Mobile PC Market Tracker has found that, after 15.5% year on year (Y/Y) decline in 2022, notebook PC shipments will return to positive growth of 1.0% in 2023 if the Russia-Ukraine war can be successfully concluded by end of 2022. Jeff Lin, Senior Principal Analyst for Omdia’s Notebook PC / Tablet … Read more
Worldwide PC shipments totaled 72 million units in the second quarter of 2022, a 12.6% decline from the second quarter of 2021, according to preliminary results by Gartner, Inc. This is the sharpest decline in nine years for the global PC market, brought on by geopolitical, economic and supply chain challenges impacting all regional markets. … Read more
What They Say The Verge got its hands on Oppo’s Air Glass AR monocle after the company has shown some in the US, although it is not available to buy there, being sold just in China. The Verge classifies it as a ‘simple notification machine’. It has to be used with an Oppo smartphone. The … Read more
What They Say HDTVTest’s Vincent Teoh has previously reviewed the Samsung S95B and the Sony A95K TVs which both use the SDC QD-OLED panel. In another video, he compares them directly side-by-side. (Sony & Samsung QD-OLED Reviewed). He picks deeply into the detailed differences. In conclusion, he likes the Samsung for gaming partly because of … Read more
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