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Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the second part of this week. (quite a few this week as we try to clear the backlog from CES!!) Some Roku smart TVs are now showing banner ads over live TV Nine Week … Read more
What They Say DSCC published some interesting forecasts on the OLED market. The firm expects growth in all the key OLED applications at 8% overall, with IT applications seeing double digit revenue growth, smartphones with 6% CAGR and TVs seeing 9% CAGR. The overall growth is expected to slow by 2026 as smartphone OLED revenues … Read more
What They Say The US army said that it is working on including AR and sensors into its vehicle platforms to provide situational awareness using the Integrated Visual Augmentation System, or IVAS. The goggle-based IVAS display integrates digital low-light, thermal night vision, and high-resolution waveguide technology to create a mixed reality interface for dismounted soldiers. … Read more
We haven’t been covering smart home developments very much on Display Daily, but during CES I saw a number of references to support for ‘Matter’. So I thought I’d investigate to see if it actually mattered. The Matter* initiative is from the ‘Connectivity Standards Alliance’ (CSA) was launched in the late spring of 2021 and … Read more
As Ströer continues to bring digital signage to cities across Germany, they also continue a long-standing partnership with Daktronics to manufacture and deliver their LED displays. Previously, Daktronics has delivered more than 250 LED screens and has been asked to deliver additional LED screens over the coming months. Adding to Ströer’s inventory of digital LED … Read more
What They Say Nikkei reported that Compal Electronics, a supplier to Dell and Amazon among others and the 2nd largest contract maker of notebooks , is halting production at its factory in Pingzhen in Taoyuan City for a week after three employees tested positive for COVID-19 as the latest wave of the omicron variant spreads … Read more
According to our latest research, Strategy Analytics estimates realme’s Number Series was ranked 4th among the ‘New Age Smartphone Families’ with shipments of 40.6 million units. ‘New Age Smartphone Families’ are defined as those launched from 2018 onwards for this study. Woody OH, Director at Strategy Analytics, said, “realme’s Number series has been the original … Read more
Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, announced its new premium mobile processor, the Exynos 2200. The Exynos 2200 is a freshly designed mobile processor with a powerful AMD RDNA 2 architecture based Samsung Xclipse graphics processing unit (GPU). With the most cutting-edge Arm®-based CPU cores available in the market today and an … Read more
What They Say Bloomberg reported that the planned XR headset being developed by Apple may be pushed back by ‘at least a few months’. It was expected to be unveiled at the annual Developer Conference in June, with release towards the end of the year, but now, the news service said, the shipments might not … Read more
The PC market ended 2021 with a bang, as fourth-quarter shipments exceeded 90 million for the second year in a row. The latest Canalys data shows that worldwide shipments of desktops, notebooks and workstations grew 1% year on year to 92 million units over 91 million a year ago. This pulled up total shipments for … Read more
Worldwide spending on edge computing is expected to be $176 billion in 2022, an increase of 14.8% over 2021. Enterprise and service provider spending on hardware, software, and services for edge solutions is forecast to sustain this pace of growth through 2025 when spending will reach nearly $274 billion, according to the International Data Corporation … Read more
What They Say Reuters reported that there was a cluster of around 70 cases of Covid among attendees from Korea at the recent CES show. Separately, the Korea Herald reported that Samsung had chartered flights to bring infected staff home as they were unable to use commercial flights, which need negative PCR tests within 72 … Read more
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