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LG Electronics (LG) announces the launch of LG One:Quick, a display solution so revolutionary that its arrival brings with it a whole new category. Developed in response to the new ways people are working, LG One:Quick has the potential to change and expand how individuals, coworkers and teams communicate in the new reality of remote … Read more
This year has seen a significant boost in the number of flexible and foldable smartphones as Samsung Display has widened its customer base for its ultra-thin glass (UTG)-based OLEDs. But what about rollable devices? On the face of it rollable displays look as though they have a number of key advantages over foldable displays. With … Read more
What They Say Nikkei reports that Sharp will re-enter the US TV market in the spring of 2022 with a range of 50″ to 75″ LCD TVs built around the Roku OS and assembled by Foxconn in Mexico. What We Think When Sharp was not controlled by Foxconn, it did a deal to license the … Read more
A microdisplay breakthrough from University of Cambridge spin-out Porotech is set to accelerate the long-awaited commercialisation of augmented reality (AR) glasses. The micro-LED pioneer has created the world’s first microdisplay based on native red indium gallium nitride (InGaN) – with an active area of 0.55 inches diagonally and a resolution of 960×540. Until now, it … Read more
What They Say I was just catching up with a story about Comcast being about to launch its XClass TVs in the US when I spotted that it has happened. The TVs are being built by Hisense and are available in 43″ ($298) and 50″ ($348). They are being sold through Walmart, according to Variety. … Read more
What They Say The Elec reports that BOE and CSOT are developing new OLEDs for the Samsung Galaxy A73 that is expected for next year, alongside Samsung Display. The A73 is at the upper end of the Samsung mid-range headsets, just below the Galaxy S and Note series. The paper reports that CSOT has supplied … Read more
What They Say We covered the Schott Xensation ? glass last week in a Display Daily (Schott Moves Nearer to ‘Unbreakable Glass’ for Smartphones) and now Bob O’Brien of DSCC has dug a bit more in depth into the topic – using his experience as a veteran of Corning. He points out that several of … Read more
What They Say In its weekly release DSCC on its blog detailed some of the elements of its latest TV Cost Report. The article highlights that LGD has been reducing cost for its OLED in China and the firm believes that the cost of 48″ and 65″ panels will be 13%-14% cheaper in Guangzhou. It … Read more
What They Say Acer made a large number of new product announcements last week. One that particularly caught the eye was the ConceptD 7 SpatialLabs Edition notebook which adds an autostereoscopic 3D (AS3D) display to a ‘mobile workstation’ based on the latest Intel 11th Gen Core processors and with graphics up to an Nvidia GeForce … Read more
What They Say Digitimes Research said that it is forecasting a slight decline in the tablet business over the next four years, but will grow 1.2% next year. The researcher believes that tablet makers will push more towards the creator market to try to boost the market. What We Think The stability of the market … Read more
JOLED Inc., an OLED display expert and manufacturer of OLED by printing method, is pleased to announce that a large tiled display that combines 30 units of JOLED displays has been installed at the Nomi Furusato Museum in Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. The large tiled display which is installed in the entrance hall of … Read more
What They Say Reuters reported that the US Army said that it was deferring the date for the start of its use of the Microsoft Hololens headsets to September 2022, but remains committed to the platform and contract that it has. The report said that the Pentagon’s inspector general had started an audit of ‘whether … Read more
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