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What They Say Strategy Amalytics reported that Chromebooks hit their lowest market share for five years, dropping 67% in a year while the overall PC market dropped 7% compared to last year. Chirag Upadhyay, Industry Analyst said “ChromeOS shipments suffered as education demand continued to slow down and consumer upgrades for Chromebook were at the … Read more
What They Say A couple of weeks ago we heard that Vivo has launched the x Fold in China and now we have heard that both the exterior glass used is Schott’s Xensation ? (alpha) glass, while its folding screen is made from Schott’s UTG (ultra-thin glass). The lenses come form Zeiss and the Xensation … Read more
LUTs (Look Up Tables) are a simple idea. You have two lists and for each value in list one, you have a corresponding value in list 2. When a system or process receives a value in list one, it outputs the value in list 2. So how do they apply to displays? Well, the idea … Read more
What They Say Apologies, in my recent IT²EC report, I missed highlighting that JVC has a couple of new projectors based on its DCI-4K (4096 x 2160) D-ILA LCOS chips. There is a 4K version, the DLA-VS45NV and an 8K version using JVC’s e-Shift technology. The units are aimed at simulation applications and have dedicated … Read more
MicroLEDs with a size less than about 10 ?m x 10 ?m are needed to fabricate high resolution microled based microdisplays. Unfortunately, it has been found that the performance of microleds in this size range tend to suffer from sidewall defects. The presence of such defects decreases external quantum efficiency and increases power consumption. The … Read more
Broadcast systems and environments have different time scales to the technology cycles that we often talk about on Display Daily. Rec. 709-based standard definition existed as almost a single standard for a long time. (let’s ignore PAL vs NTSC vs SECAM for now!). However, in recent years, new resolutions and features such as HDR are … Read more
What They Say The Elec reports that BOE has only made a small number of OLED panels since February. This was initially because of a shortage of drivers (with LX Semicon reported to be prioritising LG Display), but the drop is more than just reflecting that factor. The news site said that speculation is that … Read more
What They Say Razer’s new Blade 15 is the first notebook to feature a 15.6″ 2560 x 1440 (16:9) OLED display with 240Hz refresh rate. Previously, the firm had offered 60Hz UltraHD OLEDs and higher refresh rate LCDs. Chromaticity coverage is 100% of DCI-P3 and luminance is 400 cd/m². The notebook costs $3,499 (which seemed … Read more
What They Say Quoting Chinese researcher Sigmaintell as a source, Digitimes confirmed the general view in the market that TV panel prices will continue to decline with 32″ to 55″ units slipping $2-4 per panel and 65″ and 75″ dropping by $8-10. LCD panels for monitors and notebooks are also expected to see prices slip … Read more
BrightView Technologies, a leading global supplier of Visual Intelligence™ solutions, will showcase its innovative portfolio of Micro Lens Array (MLA) products during the Society for Information Display’s (SID) Display Week 2022. The event runs May 8-13 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California. Attendees are invited to stop by booth #1640 … Read more
What They Say Sweta summarised how LCD panel prices are going in her DD on Monday (When Can LCD TV Panel Prices Stop Declining?) and just as we published it, DSCC updated its thoughts and reported that in Q2 TV panel price declines accelerated in Q2 to 3.6% month on month in April and 3.9% … Read more
What They Say DD contributor Pete Palomaki posted a video showing a teardown of a broken TCL 5 Series TV and found that the FALD LED backlight had YAG phosphor LEDs. The set is advertised as being a QD set so the result was slightly surprising. The RGB peaks of the front of screen spectrum … Read more
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