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What They Say The Korea Herald described a concept smartphone shown privately by Samsung Display at CES. The concept uses asymmetric display sizes so that when folded, one part of the display is still visible, eliminating the need to have a second display. A translucent plastic cover slides over the area left. The image was … Read more
What They Say Samsung has a new monitor that has a 55″ diagonal very curved (1000R) Odyssey Ark display which is reported to have ‘4K’ QD miniLED display and has pivoting facilities as well as height adjustment. The monitor will have a wireless ‘puck’ to act as a monitor control of the OSD. What We … Read more
XGIMI LIMITED, asks the tough question at CES this year. What if your next TV wasn’t a TV? XGIMI’s new 4K ultra short-throw laser projector, the Aura, is aiming to become the new living room centerpiece, claiming the throne that has been held for decades by traditional television sets. Launched in october of 2021, the … Read more
What They Say We have been reporting on Kopin’s microOLEDs and its developments of all plastic ‘pancake optics’. At CES 2022, Shiftall, a fully owned subsidiary of Panasonic, showed a headset based on the technology called the MaganeX. The headset uses dual 1.3″ 2.6K x 2.6K displays at up to 120Hz and with 10 bit … Read more
Shiftall Inc., a fully owned subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation, will reveal MaganeX, its stylish, lightweight, high-dynamic-range, virtual-reality glasses at CES 2022 this week incorporating Lightning® 2.6K x 2.6K micro OLED displays on chip (DoC®) and all-plastic Pancake® optics from Kopin Corporation. This most advanced VR glasses will be shown at the Panasonic booth (LVCC Central … Read more
VIZIO announced that it has been named a CES® 2022 Innovation Awards Honoree for its new M-Series Quantum X 4K HDR Gaming Smart TV and M-Series Elevate Sound Bar, both being introduced in the coming year in 2022. The wins come ahead of CES 2022, the world’s most influential technology event, happening Jan. 5-8 in … Read more
ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual solutions, announces the launch of two new LED-based smart home theater projectors. The X1 and X2 are lamp-free projectors utilizing next-generation LED technology to ensure higher brightness levels and up to 30,000 hours of usage. The ViewSonic X1 and X2 projectors feature native 1080p resolution, color reproduction … Read more
What They Say Although the Information reported that Meta was stopping development of a new O/S to support AR and VR, and would focus on modifying Android, but Bloomberg got a quote from Meta who said: “We are not halting or scaling back our operations in building a reality operating system. The team continues to … Read more
What They Say In a blog post, Sony announced some details of its next (PlayStation VR2) VR headset in a blog post. The firm said that as well as the specification detailed below, the headset will support foveated rendering, eye tracking and six axis inside-out tracking. As expected, the headset uses dual OLEDs with 2000 … Read more
What They Say Mojo Vision said that it has done deals with a number of sports brands including Adidas Running (running/training), Trailforks (cycling, hiking/outdoors), Wearable X (yoga), Slopes (snow sports) and 18Birdies (golf) to collaborate on solutions that exploit the Mojo AR contact lens technology. The firm surveyed over 1,300 athletes and found that 74% … Read more
Sharp NEC Display Solutions, a global leader in the projector and display market, announced the availability of the NC1843ML laser projector, the newest addition to its digital cinema projection series. The NC1843ML is the ideal projection solution for theaters with small and medium screens, and is also suitable for museum, house of worship, and art … Read more
What They Say CY Vision said that it is working together with BMW on the development of holography-based windshield AR displays and was showing the technology at CES this week. The firm said that it uses off-the-shelf processors to generate these displays in real time on standard optical hardware without requiring special films or waveguides. … Read more
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