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What They Say Omdia said that it expects display fab utilisation to drop to 73% in Q3 2022, the lowest level since 2012. In June and July, the level is expected to drop to 70% and 69% as Samsung and other TV makers have dropped their panel purchasing, also the lowest level in 10 years. … Read more
AGON by AOC – one of the world’s leading gaming monitor1 and IT accessories brands – presents the new 28″ (71 cm) gaming monitor AOC GAMING U28G2XU2, successor of the current U28G2XU. Thanks to the blazing-fast 144 Hz refresh rate and razor-sharp responsiveness of 1 ms GtG, the U28G2XU2 hits home with mainstream and hard-core … Read more
MuShang has developed an XR space in Shanghai, equipped with cutting-edge technologies. These include ROE Visual Black Pearl panels, Brompton Technology LED processing, Mark Roberts Motion Control cinebots, Unreal Engine, and disguise media server hardware. The stage is now available for creative and high-quality virtual production content, bringing lifelike visuals and unforgettable experiences. Shanghai-based MuShang … Read more
A favourite area of the Display Week show is the iZone which provides a way for small start-ups or not yet commercial research projects to show what they are doing with a low level of financial commitment. I stopped by to talk to Hyphy which has a new approach to internal display interfaces. Internal interfaces … Read more
Elbit Systems unveils an innovative technological vision suite for military helicopters (a fifth generation aircraft technology). The new suite integrates a sophisticated sensor array, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered mission computer and a unique Helmet Mounted Display (HMD) system. The new suite enables helicopter pilots to see through the body of the aircraft and provides … Read more
Zytronic’s Japanese partner and touch display integration specialist, DISIGN, recently developed its infoverre™ super-thin, double-sided LCD display unit into an interactive touchscreen module purpose designed for a well-known chain of Japanese drive-thru quick-service restaurants (QSRs). Single-sided versions for indoor self-service ordering have also been deployed. The rugged yet sleek units feature Zytronic’s all-weather ZyBrid® 15.6” … Read more
What They Say Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that he thinks there will be multiple MR headsets starting with an expensive high end device, and then with two further versions, one at a lower price that might arrive in the first half of 2025 and could drive volumes to 10 million units. According to Kuo, … Read more
What They Say The Korea Economic Daily (KED) reported that LG is really trying to boost the number of brands using its WebOS TVs in their sets, with the article suggesting that the target is a ten-fold boost in use. “Our medium to long-term strategy is focused on transforming into a software company. We can’t … Read more
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
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