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What They Say PC World magazine published an article lamenting the relative scarcity of OLEDs in IT devices (other than smartphones and tablets). The article included quotes from Ross Young of DSCC who said, among other things, that “There are a number of near-term advances expected in reducing power […]. These developments combined could reduce … Read more
What They Say Patently Apple noted that Apple has applied for a patent for glasses that can detect the identity of the user and automatically correct for vision defects associated with the user. The glasses would also have a way to hide content that the wearer can see in an AR use case, so that … Read more
Israeli start-up RealView Imaging has now confirmed that their medical imaging device, called the Holoscope-i, has received FDA clearance. This is a big milestone for the company which has been working on its holographic-based device for over seven years. To be clear, this is not an eyeglasses-style device but rather a boom-mounted head-up display (HUD) … Read more
What They Say Samsung’s website carried a blog article about the concept behind and industrial design of its Premiere UST projector. What We Think I still haven’t quite got my head around why Samsung would have gone back into the projector market at this time other than a generic Borg-like ‘Assimilate’ strategy on TV devices. … Read more
What They Say Although spending still grew to a record level ($84.5 billion for Alibaba and up to $160 billion overall) and up 8% on last year, reports from China say that growth in sales for the Alibaba Singles Day is the lowest since the event started in 2009. The BBC reports that after a … Read more
What They Say Next TV reported that Netflix has added support for the AV1 codec to its PlayStation 4 Pro console app and is also rolling it out to some Android TVs that support AV1. The provider said that the lower bitrate requirement for AV1 means that switching to lower quality video modes to maintain … Read more
What They Say Bloomberg published an interesting article that suggested that nuclear fusion is showing a lot of signs that the technology, which has been ‘promising’ for decades is ‘getting ready for prime time’. It pointed out that a start-up, Helion, has won $500 million in funding to develop its technology to generate net electricity … Read more
Blackmagic Design announced a new studio viewfinder model, Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder G2, with a super bright 2,000 nit display, ideal for use in bright sunlight. The new URSA Studio Viewfinder G2 is also available at a new lower price of US$1,495, a reduction of $300 which will help to make it even more affordable for … Read more
Philips monitors announced that it has been named a CES® 2022 Innovation Awards Honoree for its Philips Momentum 559M1RYV, the 55″ Designed for Xbox gaming display. This year’s CES Innovation Awards programme received a record high number of over 1800 submissions. The announcement was made ahead of CES 2022, the world’s most influential technology event, … Read more
The newest member of Hollyland’s COSMO series, the COSMO C1, establishes a new standard for real-time video monitoring at up to 1,000ft line-of-sight, thanks to Hollyland’s transformative HEVO wireless transmission technology. With COSMO C1, you finally have a complete, but simple, solution for streaming and cloud-sharing your video creativity. Designed for precise follow focus and … Read more
SKYWORTH, a leading global television brand, announced that it has been named a CES® 2022 Innovation Awards Honoree for the SKYWORTH W82 across two product categories, “Gaming” and “Video Displays”. The awards are testament to SKYWORTH’s commitment to “Lead the Future,” continuously innovating in the TV industry to deliver immersive home entertainment experiences that bring … Read more
What They Say The Economist looked at 22 emerging technologies that could see significant developments in 2022. Only two are significant for displays, the first being the possible development of VR headsets for exercise and the second ‘The Metaverse’. What We Think I have to disagree with the Economist. I can’t say that I enjoy … Read more
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