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What They Say Samsung Display put out a press release that said that its QD-OLEDs have been certified by SGS for “Outstanding Picture Quality”. Among the parameters tested was colour gamut coverage which is said to be >90% of Rec. 2020 and colour volume at 120% of DCI-P3. In terms of viewing angle, the firm … Read more
What They Say The Elec reported that BOE is converting part of its B12 OLED fab so that it can make OLEDs for IT and automotive applications. The report said that sizes of OLEDs up to 15″ can be made with a tandem structure. (the dual layer architecture extends OLED lifetime and may be needed … Read more
What They Say Researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities have made OLED displays using a 3D printer. The research is published in Science Advances. The team combined two different modes of printing to print the six device layers that resulted in a fully 3D-printed, flexible organic light-emitting diode display. The electrodes, interconnects, insulation, … Read more
What They Say AUO said that their displays were used by Acer, Asus, Gigabyte Technology and MSI to launch several high-end desktop monitors and notebooks at CES 2022. The firm itself focused on miniLED backlight technology that it calls AmLED. Products included: Acer Predator 32″ UltraHD desktop monitor Asus ROG Swift PG32UQXE 32″ UltraHD G-Sync … Read more
What They Say Counterpoint Research published its forecast for XR (VR/AR) shipments and the firm expects a big boost in sales in the second half of 2022 with Sony, Apple and new products from Oculus. The firm expects Apple’s entry into smartphone tethered headsets to be a catalyst for other smartphone brands to jump in … Read more
What They Say At CES, Panasonic Automotive showed version 2.0 of its AR HUD that includes an eye-tracking system that identifies the individual driver’s height and head movement behind the wheel and dynamically adjusts and compensates the images in the “eyebox.” Drivers are constantly shifting their head and changing their line of sight, but with … Read more
What They Say Hisense announced at CES that it has developed three TVs with support for ATSC 3.0, the first Chinese brand to do so. The three TVs are the U7H ($800), U8H ($1,100) and U9H ($3,200) and will be available between mid- and late-summer. The pricing is claimed to be among the most affordable … Read more
What They Say Skyworth was in the Westgate at CES to highlight its OLED TVs and said that in the first three quarters of 2021, its sales were up 10.8% in China and by 35% in China. It also claimed the top spot in OLED market share in China in the first half of 2021 … Read more
What They Say AUO and Innolux reported their monthly results for December. AUO said that it’s revenues were up by 36.8% year on year for the whole of 2021 at $13.4 billion. December was 10.1% up on 2020 in revenue but down 4.0% year on year in panel area terms. Over the year, the area … Read more
What They Say ViewSonic added three miniLED monitors in its Elite range. The backlights have up to 1,152 zones. The 27” Elite XG272G-2K QuadHD has G-Sync up to 300Hz (G-Sync Ultimate) and has an IGZO panel with 576 zones and is DisplayHDR 1000 certified, with 95% of DCI-P3 colour coverage. It will be available in … Read more
What They Say Vizio said that it will have an M-Series LCD TV later this year that will support 240Hz operation in 1080P resolution, although the sets will feature UltraHD panels. A range of 48-120Hz will be supported in UltraHD resolution and 48-240Hz at 1080P. ALLM will be supported as well as Dolby Vision Auto … Read more
In this final article of the series, I outline some soft whispers emerging from FETC 2022, the Future of Education Technology Conference, which rotates it venue from Orlando to Miami, Florida. This year’s conference is now in its 41st year and gathering in January in Orlando. ‘Whispers’ are those innovations that quietly coo in our … Read more
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