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What They Say DSCC’s weekly data release looked at OLEDs vs miniLED in the IT market – which it categorises as ‘Advanced Notebook’ displays. That category was very strong in Q4 2021, with, as the headline says, up to 8.2 million panels and 629% up year on year. The firm said that strong sales by … Read more
What They Say As well as its miniLED vs OLED IT battle data, DSCC looked at the battle between the different display technologies in TV. In the substantial article, it defines what it means by Advanced TV and reports that the segment increased by 29% on an annual basis in Q4 2021 to 6.6 million … Read more
The 2022 SID/DSCC Business Conference at DisplayWeek, sponsored by Applied Materials, Corning, GE and Amorphyx, will feature industry executives uniquely qualified to discuss the future of the $165B display industry. The keynotes include: Max McDaniel, VP and CMO, Applied Materials, Inc. Dr. Michael Hack, VP of Business Development, Universal Display Ross Young, Co-Founder and CEO, … Read more
What They Say Invidis published an interesting article on displays used in refrigerator doors, especially by Cooler Screens which had raised $100 million to develop the category and had a contract to install doors for Walgreen. It covered 2,500 stores and the firm now operates more than 10K display doors. However, there has been some … Read more
Hyung Woo Choi of the Electrical Engineering Division, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge (Cambridge, UK) was the first author on a recently published article describing the development of a smart textile. A smart textile can be defined as a woven fabric that contains discrete electronic devices fabricated from or incorporated onto fibers. The team … Read more
What They Say Hat-tip to Chris Chinnock for a pointer to an interesting article from Michael Helander of OTI Lumionics that gave some background on how is firm is working with the University of British Columbia to develop quantum computing simulations to develop and select OLED materials. The work has been detailed in a paper. … Read more
As demand in the audiovisual marketplace continues to rise, Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) of Brookings, South Dakota, is currently expanding production capabilities in multiple factory locations to support increased demand, including the doubling of Surface Mount Device (SMD) LED product lines. “We are excited to see such high demand for the solutions we provide to our customers,” … Read more
Corning Incorporated announced that Samsung Display Corporation (SDC) has selected Corning® Astra™ Glass for SDC’s new line of Quantum Dot (QD) display panels, which are key to enabling large-size TVs and monitors that feature vivid, intense colors. QD technology offers advanced benefits to the viewing experience, providing a wider viewing angle, better response time, enhanced … Read more
Global technology brand OPPO unveiled the industry’s first ray tracing application for smartphones – the ColorOS Ray Tracing 3D Wallpaper – during the Game Developers Conference 2022 (GDC). At the event, visitors experienced multiple real-time ray tracing wallpapers on OPPO’s newest flagship device launched in China, the Find X5 Pro (Dimensity version). The 3D wallpaper … Read more
What They Say Rumblings have started about the sub-pixel arrangement used in the QD-OLED panel adopted by Dell/Alienware (and Samsung) in its new 34″ monitor. Heise.de found that the triangular sub-pixel layout of the display led to some colour fringing in IT applications. The pixel arrangement has red and blue sub-pixels at the bottom of … Read more
What They Say After weeks of ‘will they/won’t they’, the news broke at the end of last week that Samsung Electronics in the US had finally released details of its first QD-OLED TVs, the S95B series. The 55″ and 65″ UltraHD sets will be listed at $2200 and $3,000 respectively and are described as having … 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. Hat tip to Jon Peddie for giving me the heads-up on this interesting history discussion on analogue computer animation AOC G2590PZ: Gaming monitor with 240 Hz and 1 … Read more
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