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Yesterday, Comcast’s UK subsidiary, Sky UK, released its new Glass TV. But is it a TV? One TV-focused website said ‘These are fairly conventional TVs’. I beg to disagree. Since the start of the TV industry, a disconnection between the image source and the display was part of the deal. The ‘tele’ part of the … Read more
What They Say LG Display has commissioned TÜV Rheinland and Intertek to endorse its OLED panels for gaming. TÜV has awarded the firm a “High Gaming Performance Gold certification” and Intertek has said it has certified “Qualified Superior Gaming Performance”. Intertek said that the OLEDs are the ‘fastest display available today with a fast response … Read more
What They Say Sony introduced a ‘Perfect for PlayStation 5’ logo for some of its Bravia TVs, the A80J, A90J, X90J, X95J and Z9J models. There will be two new features introduced by the end of January 2022. The features are Auto HDR Tone mapping which sets up the PS5 during set-up to optimise the … Read more
What They Say Kulicke & Soffa said that it has started to ship its Luminex ‘next generation mini and microLED solution’. The firm said that the step is the culmination of several years’ development including the acquisition of Uniqarta in February of this year (Kulicke & Soffa acquires microLED placement technology developer Uniqarta). The equipment … Read more
What They Say The ETNews reports that Samsung Display is to begin the production of the new QDOLED displays in November this year and has already ordered materials. The paper also said that initial production will be use by Sony and by Samsung Electronics in TVs. A high-ranking Samsung Electronics official said, “We are reviewing … Read more
What They Say The ETNews in Korea reported that Samsung Display has taken its flexible glass supply chain in house for the Galaxy Z Flip 3. The glass was developed by the Global Technology Center (GTC), which researches Samsung Electronics’ CE/IM manufacturing technology. The glass is being supplied by Corning and the glass is being … Read more
What They Say TechRadar published a review of the Nintendo Switch OLED and described the display as ‘gorgeous’, while Tom’s Hardware described it as ‘awesome’. It also likes the better speakers. The blog believes that new users of the Switch should go for the OLED version, but doesn’t see it as a good upgrade for … Read more
At the DisplayForum in 2003, Barry Young, then of DisplaySearch and now of the OLED Association and a contributor to Display Daily, said that the ‘perfect’ application for OLEDs was the portable DVD player. He was wrong on the device as that market didn’t develop, but he was right that the key advantages of OLED … Read more
What They Say As expected, Sky in the UK has released its Sky Glass SmartTV which will be available in 43″, 55″ and 65″ and five colours. They are UltraHD sets with QD film for WCG. The UI is an enhancement of the SkyQ service, previously available on its STBs. There is voice control in … Read more
What They Say Canon has a new viewfinder technology that it is using to exploit the higher dynamic range of OLED viewfinders. The firm has added an option on its EOS R3 to shown an image in the electronic viewfinder (EVF) that is nearer to the original scene than is traditionally shown. The default is … Read more
What They Say Counterpoint Research has reduced its shipment forecast for smartphones in 2021 from 9% growth to just 6% at 1.4 billion units because of the semiconductor shortage. The firm said that OEMs and vendors had been getting 80% of their requests in Q2, but this has declined to 70% now. One of the … Read more
What They Say Counterpoint Research has reviewed the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold. The firm said that the unit does have a slight crease visible when viewed from an angle, but not in normal use. The review quotes Lenovo as saying that ‘years of R&D’ to develop the mechanism. The screen can be positioned at 90° … Read more
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