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What They Say DSCC published a substantial blog article that summarised the smartphone session at the recent SID/DSCC Business Conference during Display Week. The blog article also covered a talk by OTI Lumionics that looked in detail at the challenges of under-display-cameras. His conclusions were: 2022 will be a challenging year OLEDs will outperform LCD … Read more
What They Say DSCC published a blog (registration required) that dug into information from the Display Week Symposium from Samsung Display that describes “Exceptionally Stable Blue Phosphorescent OLEDs”. (paper 40.2). The blog said that “In improving efficiency and reducing power consumption, a control of out-coupling has been the greatest contributor to efficiency improvement. Samsung has … Read more
What They Say DSCC reported the highlights of the TV market and emerging technologies sections of the SID/DSCC Business Conference (registration required). As well as the overall shape of what DSCC calls the ‘Advanced TV’ market, there were talks by Jason Hartlove of Nanosys and Chirag Shah of Samsung Display who covered QDs and QD-OLEDs, … Read more
What They Say DSCC has said that its sources in China have confirmed that BOE plans to commercialise a 95″ WOLED 8K panel shown at the recent Display Week event. Specifications include 800 cd/m² peak luminance (150 cd/m² typical), colour gamut of 99% of DCI-P3 and 120Hz refresh. The unit shown in San Jose was … Read more
What They Say Digitimes reports ($$) that an Indian trading company, Rajesh Exports, wants to build an AMOLED fab in India to take advantage of the $10 billion Semicon India Program, announced in February 2022. Rajesh Exports is said to have a turnover of $27 billion and over 80 jewellery stores and an article here … Read more
What They Say Reports from China spotted by OLED-Info point to TCL CSOT succeeding in making polariser-free LTPO OLEDs on its T4 production line in Wuhan. TCL CSOT joins other brands with the technology which was first released by Samsung as Eco²OLED. The removal of the polariser makes foldable displays a little less difficult to … Read more
What They Say PatentlyApple reported that Apple has been granted a US patent for a system to cool head-mounted displays. The aim of the patent is to get over the problem that the lightweight materials often used in HMDs (e.g. plastics) tend to have less thermally conductive properties. Separately, VRTimes has reported that Apple has … Read more
What They Say Nvidia has worked with scientists at Stanford University to develop holographic glasses that are just 2.5mm thick, but get over the vergence/accommodation conflict issue as they seem to be genuinely holographic. The scientists have recognised that the small current eye box is just 2.3mm, but believe that this could be increased to … 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!) Global TV Shipments Expected to Fall This YearGlobal TV Shipments Expected to Fall This Year Almost 3,300 LED Cabinets Create Huge … Read more
What They Say Sigmaintell Consulting of China confirmed the view expressed at the SID/DSCC Business Conference that the global TV industry is in a ‘cold winter’ phase with ‘the spring’ still far away. Market demand remains weak even in China, because of the impact of the epidemic and subsequent lockdowns. The Chinese market was initially … Read more
What They Say Qualcomm has new platform for AR applications that is based on the Snapdragon XR2 and was developed with SeeYa of China. It uses dual 1920 x 1080 90Hz microOLEDs and dual cameras to track hands, head movement and gestures. The latency between the headset and a partner smartphone is said to be … Read more
What They Say TrendForce, the Taiwanese analyst firm, said that because of Chinese lockdowns, April shipments of notebooks were only 17.5 million, down 21.5% YoY. The firm is forecasting Q2 sales of 55.1 million down 21.2% QoQ and 19% YoY. As well as supply chain issues in China, demand remains weak because of macroeconomic and … Read more
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