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What They Say Bloomberg’s Apple watcher, Mark Gurman, said that the firm is about to “embark on one of the most ambitious periods of new products in its history” between the autumn of this year and the middle of 2023. The article highlights the ‘always on’ widgets that will exploit LTPO technology to refresh at … Read more
Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Daejeon, Republic of Korea) or KAIST are developing a white OLED (WOLED) on a thin fiber substrate. Such fibers have the potential for use in applications that included flexible fabric-based displays. First, a few words of background information. Up to now, it has been difficult … Read more
What They Say Vincent Teoh of HDTVTest has had a look at the Sony A95K Master series TV, which, like the Samsung S95B, uses a QD OLED panel. He goes through a number of reasons why the Sony is better than the Samsung set, which has slightly higher peak brightness. The Sony set includes a … Read more
What They Say Chinese website Weixin.qq.com reporter that TCL Huaxing has said that it has developed LTPO technology that can cover a range of 1 to 144Hz refresh. It has also developed MLP (Micro Lens Panel) technology to boost display brightness. The firm believes that a combination of these two technologies can reduce power consumption … Read more
The global premium (US$400 and above wholesale ASP) smartphone market sales volume declined 8% YoY during the quarter, but it still performed better than the overall smartphone market, which declined by 10%, according to Counterpoint Research’s Market Pulse Service. This the eighth consecutive quarter in which the premium market has outperformed overall smartphone market growth. … Read more
What They Say Laptop Magazine had a good look at the new M2 MacBook Pro 13 notebook from Apple. It lamented that the LCD display on the unit has wide bezels but liked that it has quite high brightness (475 cd/m²) and 77.5% coverage of the P3 colour gamut, although it said that the level … Read more
What They Say A firm called XR Immersive Tech Inc. has said that it will launch a new immersive XR experience in Canada at the Playland Amusement park in British Columbia and the PNE Fair in Vancouver. It’s called ‘Uncontained’ although the experience is based on containers that provide up to six players with co-operative … Read more
What They Say Broadcast Bridge reported on a big new virtual production facility being built in LA by Orbital Virtual Productions. There are two stages – one that is 50′ x 25′ and 15′ tall (15.2m x 7.6m x 4.5m) with horizontal resolution of 32K pixels. The big one is ‘an absolute monster’ that is … Read more
What They Say UploadVR got its sticky fingers on a Pico Neo 3 headset and reviewed it. It points out that from a display point of view, the headset is the same as the Quest 2 with 1832 x 1920 per eye resolution and 90/120Hz operation. The headset can run a lot of Quest 2 … Read more
What They Say HTC has a new ‘Business Edition’ of its Vive Flow headset (Vive Flow Headset uses Dual LCDs) which was launched last year. The headset has new software including a ‘kiosk mode’ to allow content to be queued and remotely triggered for trade shows or training purposes. There is also a new 3DOF … Read more
There has been a trend from companies in the LED wall business to develop standalone ‘monolithic’ displays rather than the custom and modular approach that is traditional in that market. So it was interesting to hear the views from a firm that started from standalone displays rather than the modular business. We were able to … Read more
What They Say ETNews from Korea reports that LG Chem has started to supply a blue host OLED material to BOE in China for the first time. The firm is said to be using the LG material in smartphone panels. The report identifies Idemitsu Kosan as the incumbent supplier of blue materials. We reported in … Read more
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