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Samsung Electronics announced its new Galaxy Tab S8 series, the Galaxy Tab S8 and S8+, and the first-ever Tab S8 Ultra tablet in the lineup with the biggest, boldest display and most powerful performance Galaxy Tab S has ever offered. Sophisticated hardware, premium productivity features and the seamless ecosystem Galaxy users count on are combined … Read more
Samsung Electronics recently unveiled the Infinity Screen by Samsung, a brand new, center-hung videoboard at Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles, California, where the 56th US professional football championship will be held this month. The largest videoboard ever created for sports, the Infinity Screen will greet fans as they enter the stadium with its dual-sided, one-of-a-kind … Read more
Users of a Prowise Touchscreen Ten can now work with palm recognition, allowing you to rest your palm on the screen while writing. Prowise is making this and various other functionalities available via a free over-the-air update of the operating system Prowise Central. When writing on an interactive whiteboard, you accidentally touch the screen with … Read more
Readers of Display Daily — and even many unfortunates who do not read Display Daily — know that at CES 2022 Samsung Display Company (SDC) introduced its QD-OLED display panel, and that in side-by-side demonstrations the QD-OLED panel was clearly superior in several ways to LG Display’s (LGD’s) popular WOLED panel. (For details please search … Read more
What They Say Barco released its 2021 result which saw sales up 4% to €804 million, although new orders were up by 31% to €979 million with growth over all applications and regions. Ebit was up from €10.2 million to €19.4 million. Component shortages hit sales by around €15 million. The Entertainment division delivered good … Read more
What They Say Invidis highlighted that the Samsung Infinity Screen at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles (Samsung’s Infinity Screen) will be on show in the 56th Super Bowl this weekend. Infinity screen trivia It is the largest video wall ever developed in sports – £2.2million and 70,000 square meters of digital LED It weighs … Read more
Source-Based Tone Mapping (SBTM) is a new technology developed by the HDMI Forum to solve a specific problem. The problem is an inconsistent viewing experience when the source device (set top box, gaming console, PC, etc.) has some combination of HDR, SDR, dynamic HDR and graphics overlays on the same screen simultaneously. The result can … Read more
What They Say The Task and Purpose blog showed a set of slides from a presentation by IVAS (the programme between Microsoft and the US military for Hololens) that sets out the kind of data that the system is intended to provide to soldiers in the field. The HUD seems to make the display look … Read more
What They Say Amazon said that it and its partners have shipped more than 150 million devices based on the Fire TV OS since 2014. It revealed this in its quarterly earnings statement and added that its Prime subscriptions would rise by 17% in the US. It also has a partnership with BMW for automotive … Read more
Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are (quite!) a few from the second part of this week. ‘World’s largest 8K UHD LED display’ opens Winter Olympics World’s largest’ kaleidoscope expands LED’s reach How augmented reality could spot when building work goes wrong Sandbox VR … Read more
Display specialist AOC proudly announces becoming one of the first manufacturers of displays to receive the TCO Certified, generation 9 certification. TCO Certified, generation 9, for displays, was only recently publicised on 1 December 2021. With 34 business-focussed monitor models certified with TCO Certified, generation 9, AOC has the third largest portfolio of models on … Read more
What They Say Well, yesterday we thought we had finally understood the LG Evo/Ex development, but it seems that we missed an article in ‘The Elec’ over Christmas, which added some more interesting information. It seems that LG Display actually made some WOLED panels last year using Deuterium-modified blue emitter material (supplied by DuPont, instead … Read more
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