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PlayNitride Display Co., Ltd (PlayNitride) will hold a virtual exhibition of MicroLED, the next generation of display technology at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2022 Las Vegas, from January 5 to 31, 2022. PlayNitride will be showcasing its latest technology online with four major application scenario demos including modular-large size display, transparent display, wearable display, … Read more
PanelSemi Corporation, a Taiwan-based panel semiconductor provider, is unveiling the world’s first flexible Active-Matrix (AM) Mini LED Display, called Primary, at the upcoming Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2022 in Las Vegas, on January 5-8th. PanelSemi will be showcasing their Primary’s solution at the TTA Pavilion at Booth 61423 and 61837 in Sands — Hall G, … Read more
What They Say Scientists in two German institutes have developed a new optical diffuser that uses silicon nanoparticles that create a metasurface that can redirect specific wavelengths of light. The groups see applications in transparent screens and also in AR devices. The particles are arranged in a ‘disordered, but carefully planned manner’. Dennis Arslan, a … Read more
DigiLens Inc., an innovator in head worn holographic display and waveguide technology, announced the next iteration of its near-to-eye optical technology that has already established DigiLens as the de facto industry standard in the rapidly growing smartglasses consumer electronics category. DigiLens’ technology advances recently helped generate a successful Series D funding round for the company, … Read more
What They Say Appotronics, the key developer of laser phosphor light source technology, has filed an action against Delta Electronics in the Guangzhou IP Court. The action is the latest in a series of actions between the two companies, with Appotronics’ position and a lengthy background about the company in the linked press release. What … Read more
What They Say DSCC reported its preliminary Q4 data for AMOLED smartphone panels which were firm, despite the strong annual growth in the preceding quarters. The year was a good one for the category and sales were up for the year in revenue. Procurement is expected to reach 634 million AMOLEDs (up 27%) and with … Read more
Founded just recently, in March, 2021, Diver-X, Inc. (Tokyo, Japan) is in the process of launching a rather unusual headset. Called the HalfDive, the product is designed for use while the user is lying down. That is, the headset is represented as “perfect for in-bed VR gaming.” In fact, the company has referred to this … 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. I spotted the chart below on the value of automotive electronics from www.kedrosky.com. It’s not new, but I thought it was interesting. Metalens sorts colors for high-sensitivity sensors … Read more
What They Say The Elec reported that although Samsung is expected to buy OLED panels from LG Display, pricing has been a challenge. Samsung is said to want to position OLED as not as good as its Neo QLED technology, but still wants a profit, so wants the panels more cheaply than LGD is offering. … Read more
Samsung Electronics announced new models in its monitor lineup that exemplify its leadership within the sector. The versatile new lineup delivers beautiful picture quality and intuitive features that give consumers more choice when selecting a monitor that fits their exact needs. The 2022 monitor portfolio brings out the best experiences while working, gaming or watching … Read more
Over the holiday, there were devastating fires in Colorado in the US. Very sadly, the high (>100 mph (160 km/h)) winds caused wildfires to devastate residential areas. One of the areas affected was the home of our Education Correspondent, Len Scrogan, pictured below. We hadn’t planned to run a Display Daily today, but in the … Read more
What They Say The Economist identified 22 ‘technologies to watch in 2022’. Only a couple (which we have listed first) involved displays, directly. VR workouts The Metaverse Solar geoengineering Heat pumps Hydrogen-powered planes Direct air capture Vertical farming Container ships with sails Vaccines for HIV and malaria 3D-printed bone implants Flying electric taxis Space tourism … Read more
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