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Samsung Fixes PQ EOTF Fudging

What They Say Samsung Electronics has reacted to the furore over its manipulation of HDR grey levels to optimise benchmark results by issuing new firmware (update 1211) for its S95B TV. (A Testing Scandal or Just ‘Early Days’?) What We Think Vincent Teoh of HDTVTest had a look at the performance with the new firmware … Read more

Foxconn shrugs off China lockdown concerns after record Q1

What They Say Nikkei reported that Foxconn has said that it will maintain its revenue this year, despite lockdowns in China which are disrupting supply chains. Foxconn Chairman Young Liu said: “It is indeed a great challenge. We have spent a lot of effort arranging workers’ food and accommodation and communicating with local governments. Currently, … Read more

Oppo is presenting its Air Glass in the US for the first time.

What They Say Oppo has been showing its ‘Air Glass’ at the AWE 2022 event in North America. The device is a monocular device based around a Qualcomm Snapdragon 4100 chip and with a Spark microprojector providing 1400 cd/m², (OPPO Air Glass to be available for purchase in China from next month for 4,999 yuan … Read more

Links Week Starting 30th May 2022

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!) Why won’t Corsair and Dell just let Apple’s Touch Bar die already? ASUS PA27DCE: New 4K OLED display for creatives Samsung … Read more

Emerging Trends for Next Gen IT Displays at DisplayWeek 2022

The display Industry showcased innovations for next generation displays at the 60th anniversary of the SID Display Week conference in May (San Jose, CA). It was really exciting to attend in-person after three years. The pandemic has changed the industry’s dynamics. Display revenue surged to record levels due to strong demand from WFH and LFH … Read more

AUO, HannStar Display capacity expansion delayed

What They Say Digitimes reported that AUO has slowed down its planned capacity expansion at its LTPS LCD fab in Kunshan, China. It had been looking to boost capacity from 27-28K substrates/month to 36K and possibly up to 45K later. The lockdown has caused delays in equipment installation. The firm is still continuing with plans … Read more

Counterpoint Research: Foldable Smartphone Volume at 1.5 mn Units in Q1 2022, up 111.2% YoY

Despite a weak economic climate, the global foldable smartphone market volume managed to grow 111.2% YoY to 1.5 million units in Q1 2022, according to the latest research from Counterpoint’s Global Foldable Smartphone Tracker. This shipment growth was largely driven by the sales growth of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Z Fold 3, which … Read more

SmallHD Launches Action 5 Touchscreen Monitor

SmallHD has announced the launch of the Action 5 Monitor, a lightweight, 5-inch video monitor with exceptional brightness and ActionOS, a streamlined, version of SmallHD’s industry-leading PageOS 4 software toolset. “The Action 5 is the perfect on-ramp into the SmallHD ecosystem of monitors; it offers a simplified user interface, daylight-viewable display, and a lightweight form … Read more

A Cut-Away View of MiniLEDs

All we analysts love a teardown. It’s great to see how things are put together in real detail. It’s the modern equivalent of the ‘cut-away view’ that I loved as a youngster. At Display Week, I saw what I thought to be a ‘teardown on steroids’. I met with Eric Virey of MT2 Strategies LLC … Read more

Samsung Electronics Celebrates the Grand Opening of Virtual Production Stage Powered by The Wall in Partnership with CJ ENM

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. celebrates the grand opening of a virtual production stage in collaboration with leading entertainment company in Korea, CJ ENM. The studio’s real-time virtual experience is powered by connected cameras and Samsung’s cutting-edge Micro LED technology, The Wall (Model Name: IWA). The partnership, first announced in July 2021, leverages the customisable, modular … Read more

Improving Perovskite-Based LEDs Using Quantum Confinement

A team of researchers having affiliations with a number of institutions and led by Yu Fu of the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, (Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong) are developing a novel technique to fabricate perovskite-based LEDs (PeLEDs) using a technique called quantum confinement. To … Read more

Researchers develop large-area efficient perovskite LEDs

What They Say Researchers at Seoul National University have developed perovskite LEDs that can be used to make extremely large pixels. The team said that it has made PeLEDs with an EQE of 22.5% and yet with a pixel size of 102mm². The team used colloidal perovskite nanocrystals with a size of several nanometers. In … Read more